Practicing green living in your home is beneficial to your surrounding environment. Buy a recycling bin, learn about recycling projects in your community, and make sure to recycle any products you can. Actively monitor your home's energy use; Turn off the lights when not in the room, use energy-saving light bulbs, and consider upgrading old appliances to more energy-saving ones. By donating clothes and used items to the homeless, organizing garage auctions and reusing products, we will transfer as much household garbage as possible from landfills.

In the yard.

Set up a compost bin in your backyard to collect food scraps. Use a rain bucket to hold rainwater. You can use it to water the garden. Limit the use of sprinklers to once a week and put mulch around the bottom of plants, because it helps to keep moisture content, which means you don't have to water them often. Be careful not to put harmful substances into the ground. When you refuel your lawn mower, avoid gasoline or oil spillage.

Be able to go out and walk after illness.

The way you commute and other parts of your community are good for the environment. Walk or ride a bike as much as possible, use public transport or organize a community carpool. Limiting the use of cars can not only reduce greenhouse gas emissions, but also extend the life of roads when many people adopt this method. Carpooling or taking public transport is usually cheaper than driving every day. Use cloth bags in grocery stores to limit your intake of products sold in non-recyclable containers.

overall situation

On a larger scale, through discussion with your friends and family members, let yourself know about environmental problems and raise your awareness of these problems. Arrange to talk about environmental protection at your child's school or service club. Conduct research to support companies that use renewable technologies or are in the leading position in environmental protection practices. Donate or volunteer to join environmental protection organizations, and write letters to local representatives to express the importance of caring for the environment.