Practising sustainability a way of life!

Shreya shaurya Jun 2, 2022 123 0

Living a sustainable life is much easier!

Sustainable living is a practice to make our planet a little breathable that aims to reduce collateral damage that was created by humans and now we are suffering from various health-related and other issues. Living a sustainable life is healthy in terms of various reasons like eating fruits and vegetables, carrying clothing bags when in use, and wearing natural fabrics like cotton or linen. Sustainable living comes from sustainability a “sustainable environment”. we usually took our environment for granted. Our ecosystem is rich in sustainability which doesn’t mean to take for granted. Plastics are extremely hazardous. There is no point in using plastics. Even though It become a part of our daily life and this is saddening to accept that tons of plastics have been collected throughout our lifetime. Sustainable life is easier and more beautiful. Single-use plastics create a mess in every form like plastics are made up of various hazardous chemicals.

Being eco friendly or going green is the latest and best way to consider and live a life in the best possible way. In a bid to save our environment we as responsible citizens of this world should have more use and practice eco-friendly goods and services. Practising natural resources is a gift for our future generation. Renewable resources are the best alternative for surviving the planet like using natural products

There are three principles of practising sustainability the economy, society and the environment. Sustainability is something that is “bearable’’ and capable of being continued at the same level. Sustainability has been broadly characterised to improve the terms like globalization, climate change, an overdose of plastics, marine dying and sadly many more.

Everything you do in your day-to-day life has an impact on the planet, from the food you eat to the car you drive. and to save and protect our environment we must follow these simple rules-

• Save energy

• Eat less meat

• Go paperless

• Use renewable energy

• Use reusable alternative

• Donate unused items

• Grow your own produce

• Recycle and reuse

• Save water

• Use eco-friendly cleaning products

• Wear sustainable clothing

• Don’t waste food

• Drive less

• Buy fair trade products

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