Solving global warming
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The document provides tips for individuals to help address global warming, such as reducing waste through reusing, reducing and recycling, encouraging political action and education of others, planting trees, eating less meat, using less resources when shopping and in the home by choosing energy efficient appliances and power sources, favoring local food and more sustainable transportation options, and having an energy audit of the home.
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Solving global warming
- 4. DOING SOMETHING • Reuse • Reduce • recycle
- 5. Be a calalyst • Learn more • Your vote counts: talk to MPs • Talk : global warming is happening • Encourage friends, at work , at school • Force yourself • Be strong
- 6. PLANT TREES • Buy CO2 credits
- 8. USE LESS • shopping: USE A CLOTHBAG • Use recycled paper: saves forests • Have no more than 2 children • Cancel junk mail
- 9. BUY LOCAL FOOD • Buy FRESH FOOD, not Frozen
- 10. HOME • Change to ENERGY EFFICIENT LIGHT BULBS • Choose ENERGY EFFICIENT APPLIANCES (******) • Turn OFF appliances at the power point • NOT DRYER • Install photo-voltaic panels • Have a solar water heater • Have insulation
- 11. Switch to green power
- 12. travel Best travel: • walk • Bike • use public transport • carpooling :shared use of a car by the driver and one or more passengers, usually for commuting • Fuel efficent cars: hybrid or electric tyres : keep full every week
- 13. Have an energy audit • Save power • Save money