Lose
weight… quit smoking… join a gym… Many of us are making New Year resolutions
this week. With the Earth suffering from bad habits of the past,
South Africa’s Springbok Casino has published some ideas for
changes we can all make to tread more lightly on our beautiful planet.
The
first suggestion in the Lifestyle Changes That Can Make a
Difference feature is to minimize waste by reducing, re-using and
recycling. Avoid
plastic containers – drink tap water from a re-useable container rather than
bottled water. Compost kitchen waste.
Farm animals produce significant amounts of
methane which contributes to climate change. Limiting intake of animal products
is not only a healthier choice but contributes to a more sustainable future. There IS life after bacon!
Sports equipment, electronics, clothing,
furniture -- donate or sell everything you don’t need or use so someone else
can use it rather than buy new. Also consider buying as many things second hand
as you can.
Give gifts that are truly useful. From
homemade preserves to a gift pack of wine or a book voucher, the planet will
thank you for not adding more junk to the landfill.
Carbon dioxide is a major global-warming gas so
the less we use our cars, the better. Go grocery shopping with your neighbour.
Share a ride to work or school. Use public transit.
Air travel is also a huge contributor to
carbon emissions. Use Zoom or MS Teams to conduct business. Don’t fly across
the world for a holiday when there are fantastic destinations right on your
doorstep.
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