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13th May 2008, 03:29 AM
#11
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Originally Posted by
thriinone
How much is possible to be practically put in practice?
To answer your question
I live in Ireland.... (some of it may not be applicable in India)
I have only CFLs in my house.
All my electrical appliances are A rated.
I compost all my organic waste at home
I use a recycle bin for paper.
I take any recyclable material to the recycling centre atleast once a month (includes plastics, metal, wood, paper, cardboard, etc)
I try and walk to any place that is within half an hour's walking distance (upto 3km) when ever possible.
Though most of my friends have suggested that I buy a second car, I still have stuck to only one car which we use as a family car.
My husband takes the train to work.
I buy only gift vouchers as gifts for others so they can buy what they need instead of me buying something that they will not use.
Most of the stuff that I use for my son is hand-me-downs. The moses-basket, pram, travel-cot, and a whole pile of other things!
I try not to buy new clothes specifically for Diwali, pongal, birthdays, etc!
Instead of buying flowers for people, I buy plants for them.
I try and grow my own vegetables.
I do not buy stuff just because they are on a sale!
This is just a sample, now tell me if it is easy and practiable to practise simple things to make life better for the next generation
The moment will arrive when you are comfortable with who you are, and what you are--when you don't feel the need to apologize for anything or to deny anything. To be comfortable in your own skin is the beginning of strength.
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13th May 2008 03:29 AM
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