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I’m going through my apartment step by step to make it more eco-friendly because I want to and, honestly, I need to walk the walk. In particular, I want to have an eco-friendly kitchen. Belgian high school students have been peacefully demonstrating every Thursday to persuade the government to act on climate concerns, and they have received a lot of attention. 

I appreciate the youngsters advocating for their right to a cleaner future. So, hypocritical me needs to put forth more effort as well. When something has to be replaced, I take it one step at a time and seek a long-term solution. 

Do you want to be more eco-friendly at home and live a more sustainably conscious life but aren’t sure where to begin or if your efforts will make a difference? Going green may be daunting at times, and it’s tempting to believe that unless you’re a full-fledged zero-waste-producing eco-warrior, there’s no sense bothering. Consider this: If we all started taking more modest steps together, it would make a difference — and, like most things, it begins at home. So, apart from recycling, what else can you do to be more environmentally friendly?

As you prepare to enjoy the holiday season, Mother Earth begs for your assistance. As a result of unmanaged climate change, parts of the planet are raging like infernos. Plastic has been discovered in the guts of several marine creatures by scientists. At the same time, the prevalence of different illnesses, such as Type 2 diabetes, continues to rise. Fast eating and wasteful Western lifestyles are contributing to these issues. You can help by throwing an eco-friendly holiday party with a focus on sustainable options.

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