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reduce your energy use and bills

Reducing your energy usage reduces the demand for fossil fuels and, in turn, lowers the levels of carbon
dioxide in the atmosphere. Climate change results in heat waves,
drought, higher sea levels, abnormal weather patterns, and a greater likelihood of natural disasters

Use renewable resource
Replacing fossil fuels with sustainable and renewable energy is always a good idea in
this day and age. The use of solar panels,
for example, would save thousands of megawatts of electricity if lots of people adopted it.
Setting up rooftop solar panels can be expensive. But with the advancements in technology,
solar is becoming more efficient while the costs of installation are going down.
Check out whether you can sell your excess power back to the grid and make some money meanwhile too perhaps.
You could also explore installing other domestic-scale renewables like a small wind turbine or a heat pump.
If these options are not practical, consider ways of cutting back on your use of energy at home.
Placing lights on timers and turning the heat or air conditioning down by just 1 or 2 degrees could make a big difference.

Reduce food waste
Almost one-third of the food produced by farmers is thrown away.
The numbers seem quite alarming as almost one in nine people on the planet have limited access to food.
In places where income is low, and infrastructure is weak, food loss is
often unintended and structural in nature, as food may spoil before it can reach the market.
But in developed nations, food wastage is often due to people buying more than they need, or
stores' reluctance to sell products that do not look "perfect" or which are too close to their sell-by date.
In both situations, the end result is similar, wastage of resources.

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