The electronics, clothes, plastics, and other items we buy contribute to carbon emissions at every step of production, from the extraction of raw materials to manufacturing and transportation of goods to market. To protect the climate, buy less, buy second-hand, and fix what you can. For every kilogram of textile produced, around 17 kilograms of carbon dioxide are produced(International Labour Organization, no date) .
Reduce
Reduce your carbon footprint by buying fewer items, conserving energy, and reducing waste and resource use.
Reuse
Reuse items, such as buying second-hand goods, to reduce resource consumption.
Repair
Repair damaged items, extend their lifespan, and reduce waste.
Recycling: Reprocessing waste materials to reduce the need for new raw materials.
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It can extend the life of plastic bags, reduce the need for new plastic bags, and thus reduce the environmental impact
It takes less energy to make a product from recycled materials than it does with new raw materials. This helps to reduce energy consumption and lower carbon emissions.
It avoids pollution, reduces energy consumption and improves resource utilization.