Being environmentally friendly means respecting the environment by taking care of it, recycling and reusing items, saving energy by turning off lights and appliances when not in use, closing taps to avoid wasting water, and choosing suppliers that reuse packaging. It also means opting for alternatives to driving, like walking or cycling, and using fewer resources to help conserve wildlife.

1. What it means to be environmentally friendly?
• To respect the environment by looking after it and taking care of
it.
• To recycle and to re-use things.
• To save energy by switching lights off and by closing the fridge
and use a less expensive light bulb.
• Not leaving taps dripping so when finish using water close the taps.
• Turning off equipment when it's not being used. This can reduce
the energy used by 25 percent; turning off the computers at the end
of the day can save an additional 50 percent.
• Choosing suppliers who take back packaging for reuse.
• Instead of going by car to school you could walk to school or
cycle.
• We can help wildlife by being more environmentally friendly in
the way we live our lives – using fewer resources and less energy.