22 Earth-Friendly Changes You Can Make In Your Daily Life
World Environment Day is an important reminder to think about what we can do as individuals to be more eco-friendly every day. The climate is changing and the earth is warming, and we need to do what we can to make a difference. You might not feel like you can have an impact as a single person, but if everyone changed that thought process, there would be a lot more progress made around the world.
You truly can make a difference when it comes to reducing your own carbon footprint. And, on top of that, being more environmentally friendly is often more convenient for you — it will save you money in the long run and make certain tasks easier over time. Here are a few little ways you can be more environmentally friendly every day:
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