Week Five:
It is undeniable that gas-powered vehicles have an extreme impact on our environment, and electric vehicles are the future. Although it is nearly impossible to convince everyone to switch to an electric car, we can still make a difference by using less car transportation.
Try to walk or use public transportation more this week, and for more information on electric cars, check out the article below!
See below the previous challenges from this theme group:
Week One: Learn about different ways you consume energy, and implement a small change to reduce your usage!
Your energy consumption is a major contributor to your carbon footprint! What is your carbon footprint? Watch the video below!
Our challenge for you this week is to practice at least one of the energy-saving tips in from the article below! Even one small action, can make a huge difference in reducing your carbon footprint!
How to reduce your energy consumption: 50 simple ways you can cut bills and reduce emissions
Week Two: Choose three or more ways to reduce your energy consumption. Not only will these changes save energy, but many of them also save money, allowing you to help the environment without increased spending!
The list below is full of energy-saving techniques ranging from alternate usage of appliances to different ways to perform daily tasks. Check it out:
Week Three: Eliminating carbon emissions is the answer to preventing climate change, and the shift to renewable energy sources is one necessary step. This week, learn about renewable energy; what it is, what types there are, and how it can be applied to individual households.
Read about renewable energy and research providers in the UK. Then take a look at your household: is your electricity coming from a renewable supplier; would it be possible for you to make the switch?
For more information and to learn about the myth behind renewable energy, check out this short video.
Week Three: Want to help the environment in the easiest way possible? It’s simple. Just delete your old emails and spam! Every email saves 0.3 grams of carbon dioxide, and while that’s not a lot on its own, clearing out the thousands of emails in your inbox can really make a difference. And as an added bonus, your inbox will be more organized than ever before. Saving the planet has never been easier!
For information on how cleaning out your inbox could possibly impact the planet, check out this article!