little job

You can start it from your environment. turning of the lamp in the morning if you have enough light, using fan and don't use AC, throwing the garbage on their can, recycling the paper, plastics and other things into useful things. The best thing is by planting new trees, no matter it is only one tree. It will give good impact if there many person were influenced by your act and they want to do it too.

We can do little if the governments of the biggest countries don´t help. But still, we can put our little grain of sand. We can plant something even if we live in an apartment. You can have plants on containers. We can help with our signatures when there are people fighting for the planet. Greenpeace is an international institution, but there are more. Find at the way ways you can help. I work every day a bit at the web to donate some free rice to hungry people, but there are other places where you can help in what you most want.

Welcome to MyLot. There arte many things we can do to help, but not everyone is in such a fortunate position to do everything they want to or need to do. Fortunately, the one thing that everyone can do which is the most effective, efficient, money-saving, health saving & environment-saving which will make the most difference to Global Warming is to eat only of a plant-based diet. Going vegan organic has been shown time & time again to be the way for any individual in whatever circumstances to make the most difference each day.

What you can do for the Earth, is lessen your impact on it, and encourage others to do the same. For example, recycle material that can be recycled, don't just throw it in the trash. Conserve energy, don't leave lights on, or run water and the like when not necessary. Any resources that you don't consume are resources that need not be made or used. Using less electricity for example, lowers the consumption of resources to generate it, and saves you some money in the process. Don't litter, those items tossed about the roadside not only look unsightly, but many are not biodegradable, and they end up clogging drains, or worse, in waterways and can harm living organisms there. You can't make people do these things, but when they see you do it, that might make someone else follow your lead. You might want to consider joining a group that cleans up debris or other environmentally protective activities. You may only be one person, but one person joining other like-minded people soon grows to many people. The earth benefits from even the smallest change in the way we use it. With respect to the land, take only what you need, and leave the rest undisturbed.