Environmental protection practices in daily life
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The last edit to this post was made by slll611 on 2015-9-9 at 21:51. As a starting point: use one less plastic bag per day； Reuse of plastic bags ； Buy groceries in paper bags or cloth bags ；
I go to work by bike or on foot, or by bus or subway; in any case, I don’t drive
It’s not suitable for everyone; use less water each day, place a large plastic basin under the shower faucet, and use the water from there to flush the toilet
Breathe deeply every day in places with a lot of dust and fog; the more you breathe, the less others have to breathe. ;P To put it simply, it’s still a matter of the severity of the penalties. Regulations alone are not enough; there must also be strict enforcers in order to ensure compliance. When eating out, bring your own portable tableware such as chopsticks, forks, and knives; they are available for purchase.
You are still kind-hearted. I have a trick too: don’t wipe after defecating – it’s an act of revolution to save resources.
My family uses shopping plastic bags as trash bags~~ We cut drinks bottles to use them as vases~~ Hehe
Avoid printing when it’s possible to work paperless; use double-sided printing instead of single-sided printing to save paper
I think taking the time to grow more plants is also a way of contributing to environmental protection. Green plants absorb carbon dioxide through photosynthesis, thereby reducing carbon emissions and producing oxygen; moreover, some plants can even absorb organic substances such as formaldehyde.
Bring a trash bag when going on a trip； Bring some waste paper when taking the dog for a walk; it can also be used to pick up feces that the puppy leaves in the grass or under trees by the road