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SUBSTAINABILITY TIPS
from Ekbladet 03/22
by Ekbladet
Sustainablity tips
There are so many small changes in our daily life that lead to a huge impact. One of the hot topics for this among fitness, and food is also the environment. There are many things that can be done to become more sustainable, small changes in your everyday routine can also have a big impact. I believe small changes lead to a bigger change. Here are five new tips on how to be more sustainable in your everyday life.
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1. Plan your shopping, and save food
Make a list of what you need to buy. It seems like an obvious thing but it is surprising as to how many people don’t do this. Making a shopping list can make a huge impact not only on limiting food waste but also economically. Because when you make it at home you are aware of the things that you already have and can avoid buying doubles.
2. Buy more Local products
Locally produced products are one of the best things to do. This is beneficial in so many ways, supporting the locals, it is economical and also environment friendly. Buying local products reduces fuel consumption as it minimizes transportation pollution.
3. Opt for seasonal food
This seems like a no-brainer as the seasonal food is always tastier and cheaper. But did you know that it is also sustainable? It is grown in natural weather conditions with minimal artificial material. So, opt for the seasonal food as much as possible.
4. Add some pot plants around your space
Adding some greener around your indoor space can not make your space more attractive and alive, but this is actually a sustainability practice. As it is a natural air purifier and increases the oxygen level in said area. Adding pot plants inside is beneficials in improving your overall physical and mental health as it is soothing and calm.
5. Double sided printing
This doesn’t need much explaining as it directly relates to saving paper. When you absolutely need to print something try to have it double sided. You might think it doesn’t make a big difference, but in the long run you save a lot of paper and in turn a lot of trees.
