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1. Click on the pink "+" circle on the bottom right
2. Fill "Subject" with the title of your message
3. (Optional) Post a picture or a GIF!
4. "Add a caption" with the description of your message.
5. Click "Publish" once you have completed!

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I will participate in turning off my lights for 1 hour & Go beyond

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I will participate in turning off my lights for 1 hour & Go beyond

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I pledge to reduce my C02 footprint by riding my bike to work or going to errands #GreenCommute

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I pledge to reduce my C02 footprint by riding my bike to work or going to errands #GreenCommute

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Follow my cycling adventure on Strava: https://www.strava.com/athletes/rye_delavega

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“The Earth is what we all have in common.”—Wendell Berry

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“The Earth is what we all have in common.”—Wendell Berry

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I will intentionally reduce plastic waste and choose a more sustainable way of living.

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I will intentionally reduce plastic waste and choose a more sustainable way of living.

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Conserve energy by being mindful of your power consumption. Protect your children by saving the earth

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I pledge that I will turn off lights that I don’t need.
I will try to use less plastic.
I will turn off water when it is not being used.
I will try not to use disposables.
I will follow the 3 R’s (Reuse, Reduce, Recycle)
I will also buy a new houseplant for a greener home.

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"What mankind must know is that human beings cannot live without Mother Earth, but the planet can live without humans.”

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I will only use eco bags instead of plastic or paper bags when doing grocery shopping.  IT IS NOT ONLY AFFORDABLE BUT IT IS DURABLE, ECO - FRIENDLY AND 100x MORE CHIC.

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A bit of mindfulness goes a long way--and together we can make a big difference.

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A simple way to reduce the footprint from shopping is to only order what we really want & intend to keep and whenever possible, invest in sustainably/high quality pieces that will last.

Fast fashion may seem cheap, but the environmental impact is high x_x

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Less plastic bags, less dapao boxes, less straws, less plastics.... simple yet impactful...

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I've been washing and reusing glass bottles all around the house. They're great for storing spices, condiments, and the likes. I've also turned some wine bottles into vases for my dried flowers to be displayed around the house. As well as turning glass bottles into liquid soap dispensers! No need to spend on expensive Aesop hand wash, saving both the Earth and your wallet 😆

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Everyone can do it for our better earth. Happy Earth Day

This is Hafiz pledge, how about you?

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The little efforts you make to inspire others could have a mass chain reaction if everyone joins in

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Let’s make the world a better place for us and the future generations.

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I'd always bring an ecobag with me because I made frequent trips to the grocery when I used to work in the office. I'll still do the same even if I now WFH =)

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Earth makes us exist!
I do walk every day and reduce to use of private vehicles which means reducing at least a little air pollution that makes the earth hotter and walking makes you healthier.

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We only have one awesome earth. Let us all take care of it!

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We only have one awesome earth. Let us all take care of it!

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 Improve your Eco Credentials with Small Changes

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 Improve your Eco Credentials with Small Changes

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Invest in reusables -- You can choose to purchase something cheaper, over and over again.

OR you can purchase something once that will last you years...

The choice is yours, but you know which will benefit you (and the planet!) in the long run ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡° )

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I hope everyone use less electricity. Also, set the AC at 26C along with the fan is saver than 25C.

Be participate in the Earth Hour. It help save energy around the world by 4%.

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Recycle is one of the best way to save the Earth

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MOVE TO ZERO IS A JOURNEY TOWARD ZERO CARBON AND ZERO WASTE TO HELP PROTECT THE FUTURE OF SPORT.

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“Earth is not ours, we are earth's” ― Anamika Mishra.

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plant a tree that is one way to save our earth

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Plastic will not dissolve or decay which makes it very damaging to the living world. It won't break down into materials that nature can use.

I will start to consume less and reduce using single-use plastic.

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"Be the change that you would like to see in the world!" - Mahatma Gandhi

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We are the Earth mightiest heroes, together as one to pledge on the mightiest mission to save the Earth by minimizing waste and pollution.

- Use recycle bags
- Use tiffin box
- Use metal straws
- Reuse shampoo bottles for refill
- Use digital copies if possible

1 simple task from a person might seem small, but combining the Earth's population, it will be impactful.

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Let us support more on solar based technology!
Clean energy will cut down green house effect on our home planet.

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This isn’t as difficult as it sounds. If you aren’t used to walking, start by walking short distances instead of taking your vehicle every time you leave the house. For longer distances, you can use a bicycle. Both cycling and walking are excellent forms of exercise, which not only helps you stay fit but also contributes to reducing pollution, saving money and fuel. Using public transport and carpooling can also help reduce pollution and commuting costs to a great extent. Sounds like a win-win situation, right?

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I was trying hard to using less plastic in my daily life as much as i can.

- Bring my own totebag on groceries
- Bring my own Tumbler on Coffeeshop
- paper staw allowed only or stainless steel one.

It's not as simple as seen, especially we used to lived with plastic more than a decade. But at least we try, start from a little thing we can make a big impact for the earth.

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we're agents of change and we can restore our EARTH with simple task like 3R

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"It makes a big difference to recycle. It makes a big difference to use recycled products. It makes a big difference to reuse things, to not use the paper cup and each time you do, that’s a victory"
- Emily Deschanel

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At least we wish not to swim on the ocean with these.

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Boats and boating--Equipment and supplies

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I commit to Reducing the food waste in my home from its current levels and only purchasing what I need—knowing that I'll also save money.

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Use Tumbler, Reduce Plastic Bottle Waste

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Use Tumbler, Reduce Plastic Bottle Waste

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Let's take care the Earth so our future generation can experience what we experience!!!

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Our own simple ways can make a great difference in saving our Earth.

I used to leave my chargers plugged in after using them, but now I unplug all electronics that I don't use as part of my pledge in saving our Earth.

Also, I've been using an eco bag when I go shopping.

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Slowly starting to live the sustainable lifestyle and beauty routine with these eco-friendly beauty tools to help save the planet.

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Slowly starting to live the sustainable lifestyle and beauty routine with these eco-friendly beauty tools to help save the planet.

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I will delete unnecessary and spam emails.The average spam email has a footprint equivalent to 0.3 grams of carbon dioxide emissions (CO2e). (Source: https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/the-switch/wp/2017/01/25/how-bad-is-email-for-the-environment/)

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A story started making the rounds last week about French energy regulators asking companies to cut back on email in order to save energy. It sort of sounds like a satirical piece - it did, in fact, end up in Reddit's "Not the Onion" subsection - but the suggestion really does come from the French regulator RTE.

Which got us thinking: How do our tech habits affect how much power we use and the environment? Finding an answer is harder than you may think. After all, the energy you use at your desk writing a typical email isn't all the energy that an email uses. As the French warning indicates, there's a whole infrastructure behind every message, which includes not only the electricity you use but also the energy it takes to store and transmit that information through data centers.

Many researchers have looked into the carbon footprint of these types of technology - meaning the amount of greenhouse gas produced to support the activity- to measure the impact they have on the environment. This is commonly expressed in the volume of carbon dioxide. Using more energy tends to produce a larger greenhouse gas emission, but using alternative forms of energy that don't burn greenhouse gasses can also reduce a technology's carbon footprint.

The carbon footprint of activities depend heavily on which companies you use, as different companies source their energy in different ways. Greenpeace and other environmental activists have long encouraged consumers to think about the environmental effects of their tech use.

Working off these and other sources, we were able to come up with some rough estimates about how your tech habits affect the environment. Your ultimate impact will, of course, depend on the way you power your own home - solar, wind, etc.

Email: The average spam email has a footprint equivalent to 0.3 grams of carbon dioxide emissions (CO2e), according to carbon footprint expert Mike Berners-Lee's 2010 book "How Bad are Bananas: The Carbon Footprint of Everything." A normal email, according to that book, has a footprint of 4 g of CO2e, which accounts for the power data centers and computers spend sending, filtering and reading messages. An email with a "long and tiresome attachment" can have a carbon footprint of 50g CO2e.

Berners-Lee estimates that a typical year of incoming mail adds 300 pounds of emissions to a person's carbon footprint, or the equivalent of "driving 200 miles in an average car."

On a larger scale, he says that the world's data centers in 2010 accounted for 130 million tons of CO2e, or a quarter of a percent of the world's global total. Berners-Lee projected that the world's data centers will produce 250 to 340 million tons CO2e by 2020.

An hour of streaming video: Netflix itself said that, in 2014, the average customer had a carbon footprint of 300g per year. Though, it must be said, that didn't factor in the power consumed by devices - just the energy used delivering the service itself.

Netflix has since made its service carbon neutral, including the power it uses through Amazon Web Services and its own Open Connect program. Greenpeace did give Netflix a D in its annual report of tech companies' environmental practices. The report that the firm has attained some of its carbon neutrality by buying offsets rather than encouraging its cloud providers to switch to cleaner energy source. That includes Amazon Web Services, which earned a C in the same report. (Amazon chief executive Jeffrey P. Bezos is the owner of The Washington Post.)

Watching television: The power consumption, and therefore the carbon footprint, of your television obviously depends quite a bit on what kind of television you have. If you want to find your own television's consumption, try heading to the EnergyStar website, which will let you find products that have been certified as energy-efficient and give you their consumption information.

Again referring to Berner-Lee's book, an hour of television viewing on an old 32-inch CRT television was rated at 84g CO2e for an hour's worth of watching television, while a 15-inch LCD television generated 37 g. A 42-inch plasma television, however, generate the most with 240g CO2e.

Playing video games: Game consoles can be power hogs, at least according to a 2014 report from the Natural Resources Defense Council. As the NRDC put it: "As of January 18, 2014, just two months after their release, 8 million PS4 and Xbox One consoles had already been sold globally. Just these two months' worth of sales will consume 8,000 gigawatt-hours of electricity and be responsible for the emissions of 3 million metric tons of CO2 over the life of the consoles."

Game consoles are often put into a standby mode instead of being completely turned off, which contributes to the power they draw. Overall, the NRDC estimated at the time that game consoles drew as much electricity each year as the city of Houston. The study has not been repeated with the newest consoles each company has announced last year. Since the study, however, Microsoft introduced a new power-saving mode designed to reduce how much power it guzzles.

Streaming music: Here, again, the numbers are fuzzy - so fuzzy, in fact, that numbers were hard to come by at all. But a 2013 article cited in The Washington Post estimated that streaming an album 27 times used up the same amount of energy as producing and shipping a CD. So if you're wondering whether streaming a song is better for the environment than buying it on CD, the devil is in the details.

In all cases, the question of how harmful any given activity's energy use may depend in part on the company you're using. Several companies, including Apple, Google and Netflix, have all committed to using clean sources of energy for their data centers - and, in many cases, are increasing the percentage of clean energy they're using for their services each year.

If you're worried about your energy bill, then paying attention to consumption alone is probably what you need to pay attention to the most. If you're concerned about your carbon footprint, then researching how the companies you use source energy is also worth a look.

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A story started making the rounds last week about French energy regulators asking companies to cut back on email in order to save energy. It sort of sounds like a satirical piece - it did, in fact, end up in Reddit's "Not the Onion" subsection - but the suggestion really does come from the French regulator RTE.

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Been living in the province since the pandemic started. I've seen first hand how people are cutting trees down and turning them in to cooking charcoal to be sold in the markets, leaving behind barren lands, too hot and humid even for animals to graze on. With this, I've pledged to plant atleast 1 tree a year on our property, a friend or relatives property (with their permission). Hoping to inspire my kids and future generations help save our environment one tree at a time.

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This isn’t as difficult as it sounds. If you aren’t used to walking, start by walking short distances instead of taking your vehicle every time you leave the house. For longer distances, you can use a bicycle. Both cycling and walking are excellent forms of exercise, which not only helps you stay fit but also contributes to reducing pollution, saving money and fuel. Using public transport and carpooling can also help reduce pollution and commuting costs to a great extent. Sounds like a win-win situation, right?

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Pledging to re-use more to reduce unnecessary usage of plastics. 

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Pledging to re-use more to reduce unnecessary usage of plastics. 

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I pledge to continue using & bringing reusable bags when buying groceries.

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In the last few decades, we have seen fashion trends changing more and more quickly. Pressures on workers to produce more and at lower prices have grown alongside pressures on consumers to turn to the newest trends.

While not illegal, the fast fashion business model is unethical for several reasons; child labour, modern slavery, toxic dyes, mass manufacturing, unsustainable materials, in the process generating a significant amount of waste and pollution.

Instead,

1. Shop from sustainable and ethical fashion brands.

2. Buy less often and buy high quality.

3. Donate or sell gently used clothing.
4. Think twice before throwing out your clothes, or better donate.
5. Wash wisely