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The definition of green living has changed. The concept simply includes doing things to help the environment be viable for future generations. Here are a few steps you can take you make your life a little greener.
Reduce. We’ve all heard the spiel about reduce, reuse, recycle; however, most of us focus on recycling and completely ignore the reducing. Try to use products that don’t end up in landfills like cloth diapers instead of disposables or regular towels instead of paper ones. Another great idea is to buy concentrated products because they come in smaller packages. Reuse. Many people have gotten in the habit of sending their recyclables away in the bins, but there’s more supply than demand in the recycling market. That’s why it’s also important to reuse items if you can. Before you throw something in the recycling bin, consider whether you could reuse it for something else. Recycle. We should all have a recycle bin in our homes, but you can do stuff to recycle on your own. Instead of using potting soil in your garden, set up a compost pile and make your own rich soils. You can also use products like shredded plastic bags to mulch your garden. If you get creative, there’s lots of recycling you can do on your own. Teach your children. You might not be able to change the world on your own, but you can start a trend by teaching others to be more eco-friendly, starting with your kids. Make sure your children know what steps to take to improve the environment and why. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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