Earth Day 2017
Earth Day!
So much to do yet!.
So much to learn about how to take care about it.
Every small thing to do about it, it counts.
- Bring a shopping bag when you do groceries.
- Have a compost place (if you can do it, as if you live in a city, sometimes is hard to do this).
- Avoid as much as you can to buy processed food, as they have lots of packaging.
- Anytime you need to go to a place that is not far from your home, walk or cycle.
- Turn off your devices, when you're not using them, it will save energy.
- Donate, if you have some clothing or other stuff you don't need anymore, there might be some people who might use it.
- Grow your own food, (again, if you live in a place where you can do it)
- Skip bottle water, buy a water container and fill it up anytime you need to take some water with you.
- Recycle, anytime you can do this, go for it.
I'm sure there's more ideas on what we can do to make our planet better.
I would love to hear from you, any idea you have to share is welcome here!
Enjoy every minute and enjoy the good things nature and this planet give us every single moment.
Alejandra.
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Good evening Alejandra,
Apart from the compost pile we save all bio-leftovers from the kitchen and once a week dig the total into the vegetable garden.
Greetings from the south of Spain, Taetske
Hi Taetske,
I never hear about bio-leftovers before, I will check this out with mr. google, but sounds interesting.
We might have some here and we are not doing it.
Greetings from Canda, have a great weekend.
Suerte!
Alejandra.
What I mean with bio-leftovers is that when you make your food in the kitchen things like a potato peel, the skin of a banana, the shell of eggs, those things we put in a big plastic container, not in the kitchen as it smells, and that , when this container is full after a week we put in the vegetable garden.There are much more things like the avocado peel, orange, lemons, old lettuce, you name it.
Anything from nature that rots in the earth.
Have a good Sunday, Taetske
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I like the picture and the 'Handle with care'.
These are great suggestions. For those with a garden I would add: Collect as much rainwater as you can and don't use chemical fertilisers because a lot of the chemicals get washed into the rivers...
Once I get started on this, I could carry on and on...