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How to Take Care of the Environment - 10 Ways to Take Care of the Environment

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If we want to protect our planet, here's what has to happen next

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We live on it so we need to clean it🚯

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Sustainability for kids: fun ways to go green!

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Our beautiful planet Earth is the only planet in the solar system where life exists.
Our Earth has given us basic needs like food, clothing, and shelter.
Natural resources like oxygen, water and a lot more are available on Earth.

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Pollution is defined as the introduction into the environment of substances harmful to humans and other living organisms. Pollutants are harmful solids, liquids, or gases produced in higher than usual concentrations that reduce the quality of our environment. by polluting the water we drink, the air we breathe, and the soil in which plants grow Without a doubt, all of the aforementioned are closely associated with climate change, and in the event of danger, the consequences can be severe for mankind  Climate changes and the effects of global planetary warming seriously affect multiple ecosystems, causing problems such as food safety issues, ice and iceberg melting, animal extinction, and damage to plants.

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Our earth is the only beautiful planet in our solar system. It's the only planet that has the life. everything was fine but since the development of human culture, cities and modern lifestyle everything has been changed. Now, man and other animals have started to behave differently. We have no more crude oil, coal, fewer forests , of animals wild . Our environment is totally polluted, so we suffer from diseases, we drink polluted water.

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Save earth 🌎 save nature

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If you use Earth as the official name of our planet in scientific writing, no article is used since all planets are without an article: Venus, Jupiter, Mars, Earth etc. People often use the article with Earth in this sense even though it isn't necessary.

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Let's all come together and save the earth. Let's plant new trees and flowers and recycle and Let's keep it green. 💚🌎

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SAVE WATER ❤️✨✨🥺
DO NOT THROW RUBBISH ✨💕
MAKE IT CLEAN

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Earth, our home, is the third planet from the sun. While scientists continue to hunt for clues of life beyond Earth, our home planet remains the only place in t

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Our planet is our most precious resource, and managing that resource wisely is everyone's responsibility.

Global, national and local initiatives are driving environmental responsibility from the top, while shoppers increasingly seek out "eco-friendly" alternatives to their regular products.

Household names such as Toyota and General Motors are leading the way in greener working, and many more brands are using their influence and purchasing power to encourage sustainability.

Be kind to the environment and watch your business grow.

In this article, we explore why green management matters to your organization, what it really means to be "green," and how taking even small steps can have a positive effect on the planet - and on your bottom line.

What Does It Mean to Be Green?

Ask 100 people what "green" means and you'll get 100 different answers, from "living off the land" to "recycling plastic bottles."

But, at its core, green management is about becoming aware of how your behavior, working practices or production methods impact the environment, and making changes that reduce your environmental "footprint" and make your business more sustainable.

This often includes measures to reduce the raw materials, water and energy that you use, and to minimize the waste that you produce.

Why Green Management Matters

Many of us want to "do our bit" for the environment, and there are many good reasons to do so. Preventing pollution, for example, can improve our health; protecting wildlife means that we can continue to enjoy our natural world; and reducing consumption preserves resources for the future.

For organizations, failure to comply with your country's environmental legislation can result in prosecution and financial penalties. But greener working practices can also reduce costs and save you money. For example, the car manufacturer General Motors reported that they saved $5 million in 2016 by using renewable energy sources.

Businesses that demonstrate their commitment to the environment may also benefit from enhanced brand reputation, engagement and employee well-being. (For more on this, read our article, Corporate Social Responsibility, and listen to our Expert Interview, Do Good.)

And, green initiatives can stimulate innovation and reveal new sources of revenue, or even entirely new products.

Toyota, for example, recognized the need for more energy-efficient motoring, and this led it to develop and launch the first mass-produced hybrid car, the Prius, in 1997. This set the company apart from its competitors, and opened up a new market by appealing to eco-conscious drivers.

10 Tips for a Greener Office

With all of these benefits in mind, what can you do to make your own workplace greener?

The first step is to make a commitment to changing your behavior. Then, consider the following 10 ways to make your workplace kinder to the environment:

1. Assess Your Current Position

Audit your organization's working practices, and assess their environmental impact. This will highlight potential areas for change.

For example, you might be spending more on utility bills than you'd expect. Your waste production may be higher than the industry average, or your team might be purchasing items that they don't really need. Or, you may just be printing out documents when you could send them digitally.

2. Set Goals

Once you've assessed your environmental impact, set goals for reducing it. Make sure that they are realistic and achievable, and track your progress toward achieving them. If possible, conduct a Cost-Benefit Analysis for your green initiatives to demonstrate the savings that they will make.

3. Think Twice Before You Buy

The best way to prevent waste, and to reduce the need for recycling, is to use less in the first place. So, remember the words "reduce, reuse, recycle" - in that order!

Look for areas where you can switch to reusable products: items like dishware and cutlery, for example. And use cloth towels or energy-saving hand-dryers instead of paper towels in the bathrooms.

And, before you make a purchase, ask yourself: do I really need it? Could I use something that I already have? Where's it coming from? Is there a more eco-friendly alternative, with less packaging, for example?

4. Make Recycling Easy

Place recycling points in prominent spots around the office, and clearly signpost which items people can and cannot recycle.

Also, consider how you can responsibly dispose of larger or potentially hazardous items, such as electronics and batteries. For example, you can often donate computers to charity, or use specialized services to recycle them. If in doubt, check with your local authorities before you throw something in the trash.

5. Watch Your Power Use

Office lighting is an "easy win." After the initial investment, energy-efficient LED bulbs can use 70-75 percent less energy, emit far less heat, and last up to 50 times longer.

Get into the habit of turning off the lights when you leave the room, too. You could even install motion sensors that turn off lights automatically in bathrooms, break rooms and conference areas.

Computers, printers, and other AC- or mains-powered devices consume energy even when they're not being used. According to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, switching them off fully could save your organization $25-$75 per machine, per year. "Smart" power strips, which stop power consumption completely when you turn off the machine, are a good way to tackle this.

Then, when it's time to upgrade, consider switching to laptops, which can use up to 80 percent less energy than desktop computers.

6. Switch Energy Suppliers

Many utility companies use renewable energy sources. Changing your supplier could save your organization money, and reduce or offset your organization's environmental impact.

If it's feasible, you could also consider installing solar panels or "micro" wind turbines on the roof of your offices, to generate your own energy.

7. Plant Trees

Not all workplaces will have the space to do it, but planting trees can save energy and make your work environment healthier and more attractive.

Planting large deciduous trees where you get afternoon sun (the west and southwest sides of your building in the northern hemisphere; the west and northwest in the southern hemisphere) can significantly reduce your air conditioning costs.

Trees also help to block cold winter winds, so planting coniferous trees (on the northern side in the northern hemisphere, and the south in the southern hemisphere) could also keep your winter heating costs down.

If you can't plant trees, placing plants around the office can help to clean the air and promote natural climate control.

8. Cut Down on Car Journeys

If it's appropriate, allow people to work from home one or more days each week. This saves on commuting time, and reduces fuel consumption and carbon emissions.

Carpooling is another great option. You could set up an information board or intranet page to connect people who travel similar routes to work.

You could also encourage people to walk, cycle or use public transportation, by posting transit schedules and bike routes, and by arranging cycle-to-work schemes.

9. Use Technology

Do you really need to fly to that face-to-face meeting in another city or country? Using technology to conduct training, catch-ups, conferences, or even job interviews online is often more cost-effective, as well as more environmentally friendly.

10. Review Your Suppliers

When you're auditing your organization's environmental impact, consider your extended network, too: how green are your suppliers?

If you have concerns, investigate (or discuss with your procurement department) whether you could change your supplier, or encourage an existing one to work in a greener way. Perhaps they could package items more efficiently to cut down on waste, or use electronic invoices instead of paper.

Inspiring Others

Green initiatives have the biggest impact when they are a group effort. And, regardless of your role or position, you can inspire others to join in. For example, you can:

Share your passion. If you feel strongly about making your office greener, don't hide it. Start discussions and share your knowledge! Sometimes, simply raising awareness is enough to prompt action.

Offer to be the "point person." Some organizations don't have the resources to focus on green working practices, so offer to take the lead.

Keep an eye on the latest developments. Consider how an environmentally friendly approach might apply to your office and your organization, now and in the future.

Build a business case for your ideas. If your initiatives require investment from the organization, a "yes" is more likely if you can clearly demonstrate the potential savings or returns.

Set realistic targets. Pick one thing that you can all do to be greener, and commit to it. By focusing on one activity at a time, you can gradually form new, more beneficial habits.

Celebrate your wins. If you've made a difference, celebrate it! Acknowledging success is a great way to encourage long-term change.

Key Points

Environmental issues are now integral to the way that many businesses operate. Being "green" is great for the planet, but it can also strengthen your brand and save money for your organization.

To help your company to become greener, assess your environmental impact and identify areas for improvement. These could include reducing waste, recycling more, and using less energy.

Set realistic goals for your green initiatives, track your progress toward achieving them, and celebrate your successes. This can raise awareness, add credibility to your actions, and inspire others to join you in taking action.

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Green Management: 10 Ways to Boost Your Business and Help the Planet

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Our planet is our most precious resource, and managing that resource wisely is everyone's responsibility. Global, national and local initiatives are driving environmental responsibility from the top, while shoppers increasingly seek out "eco-friendly" alternatives to their regular products.

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How To Keep Your Winter Lawn Green In Phoenix- DIY overseeding

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What Is PLASTIC POLLUTION? | What Causes Plastic Pollution? | The Dr Binocs Show | Peekaboo Kidz

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Keep it Clean. Keep it Green. Our Green STC.

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This webinar recording provides timely pre-harvest tips and tools to help agronomists, farmers and retailers protect the marketability, cereal and pulse crops and
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Why is it important to be green?

Going green reduces air pollution and environmental toxins that could affect our body's immune system that fights infections, and that could expose us to diseases and fatal illnesses. Another advantage of going green is that it helps decrease the number of pollutants released to the environment.

How do you describe going green?

Going green" means to pursue knowledge and practices that can lead to more environmentally friendly and ecologically responsible decisions and lifestyles, which can help protect the environment and sustain its natural resources for current and future generations.

How can we keep our environment clean write 10 lines?
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1-Save water.
2-Save electricity.
3-Using reusable bags.
4-Avoid taking cars as much as possible.
5-Growing more trees and plants.
6-Reducing pollution.
7-Saving natural resources.
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It has always been green and it has always been a beautiful place suitable for all living things to live in. But in this erea, which abounded in factory smoke, car fumes, for not throwing waste in the designated place and cutting down trees. It's some of the causes of the pollution of our planet, which brought sadness and sorrow to our hearts. But regret is no longer useful, as our planet has deteriorated as a result of our actions and negative results have emerged, including an increase in the number of fires in various countries of the world, severe melting of ice in the Antarctic and Arctic poles, an increase in the hole of the Amazon layer and higher temperatures than before.
But every problem has solutions, so what can we offer the planet to mitigate a little of this deterioration? Simply observing our actions and trying to control them, for example, trying to throw waste in its designated place and not randomly in the streets, reducing the use of transportation and instead walking to the workplace or school, planting many trees and plants in public parks and in our homes, participating in Voluntary work aims to clean the streets weekly and to recycle used things and make useful things from them.
In the end, we must return the beauty of this planet, which has given us a lot of its bounties, and the simplest thing we can offer is to preserve it through the commitment of each of us to his responsibilities and protect the planet from all kinds of pollution. then we will make our planet greener and more beautiful than before.

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Save the earth

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Planet Earth is the only place where life is found. The Earth is able to sustain life because of the natural resources such as sunlight, air, water and vegetation that are available on the planet.

Many of man’s activities have led to the destruction of the ecological balance and equilibrium on Earth. The air has been polluted through smoke from vehicular traffic, industries, and burning of toxic matter. As more and more vehicles ply on the roads, and industries emit smoke and fumes, the air has got more and more polluted. This has led to an accumulation of greenhouse gases, and warming of the atmosphere. Global warming has led to the dangerous phenomenon of climate change.

Similarly, land has been polluted by dumping garbage from homes, and wastes from industries in landfills. When it rains toxic compounds from the landfills get leached into the soil, polluting the soil.

Likewise, the water bodies on the planet have been polluted by dumping garbage and wastes of all types into it. Plastic has contributed to pollution of land and water. Biological wastes and electronic wastes are also contributing to pollution of water and land.

Deforestation is another major issue that has contributed to environmental damage. When forests are cleared, the land that thus becomes available is used for building residential and industrial areas. By losing forest cover, we lose the ecological advantages that forests give us. Forests help in binding the soil, and in maintaining the hydrological cycle. They also help in maintaining the cyclical patterns of the monsoons. We also create imbalance in the food chain by clearing forest areas.

By destroying the Earth and its natural resources, not only {are} ecological imbalance and environmental destruction caused, our very survival gets threatened. We need to save the earth for our survival. All life forms are of importance in ecological equilibrium. By destroying habitats such as forests and grasslands, and by polluting water bodies, we pose a threat to the life of man and all life forms. It is therefore important that we save Planet earth which is home to all life forms.

Also There is urgent need to save our earth because of the continuous rising in global temperature, melting of polar ice caps, bleaching of coral reefs, and increasing risks of tsunami, floods and droughts. The condition of our mother earth is getting poor which is reducing the chances of healthy life. Earth is the most important source of all the basic elements required to keep us alive. Bad human activities have given rise to various environmental issues due to release of toxic fumes, chemical wastes and excessive noise.

To wrap things up ,

Earth is our mother planet which gives us all the necessary things we need for living a life. So, we are also responsible to maintain its natural quality and greenery environment. We should not waste and pollute its natural resources for our small benefits.

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Planet Earth is the only place where life is found. The Earth is able to sustain life because of the natural resources such as sunlight, air, water and vegetation that are available on the planet.

Many of man’s activities have led to the destruction of the ecological balance and equilibrium on Earth. The air has been polluted through smoke from vehicular traffic, industries, and burning of toxic matter. As more and more vehicles ply on the roads, and industries emit smoke and fumes, the air has got more and more polluted. This has led to an accumulation of greenhouse gases, and warming of the atmosphere. Global warming has led to the dangerous phenomenon of climate change.

Similarly, land has been polluted by dumping garbage from homes, and wastes from industries in landfills. When it rains toxic compounds from the landfills get leached into the soil, polluting the soil.

Likewise, the water bodies on the planet have been polluted by dumping garbage and wastes of all types into it. Plastic has contributed to pollution of land and water. Biological wastes and electronic wastes are also contributing to pollution of water and land.

Deforestation is another major issue that has contributed to environmental damage. When forests are cleared, the land that thus becomes available is used for building residential and industrial areas. By losing forest cover, we lose the ecological advantages that forests give us. Forests help in binding the soil, and in maintaining the hydrological cycle. They also help in maintaining the cyclical patterns of the monsoons. We also create imbalance in the food chain by clearing forest areas.

By destroying the Earth and its natural resources, not only {are} ecological imbalance and environmental destruction caused, our very survival gets threatened. We need to save the earth for our survival. All life forms are of importance in ecological equilibrium. By destroying habitats such as forests and grasslands, and by polluting water bodies, we pose a threat to the life of man and all life forms. It is therefore important that we save Planet earth which is home to all life forms.

Also There is urgent need to save our earth because of the continuous rising in global temperature, melting of polar ice caps, bleaching of coral reefs, and increasing risks of tsunami, floods and droughts. The condition of our mother earth is getting poor which is reducing the chances of healthy life. Earth is the most important source of all the basic elements required to keep us alive. Bad human activities have given rise to various environmental issues due to release of toxic fumes, chemical wastes and excessive noise.

To wrap things up ,

Earth is our mother planet which gives us all the necessary things we need for living a life. So, we are also responsible to maintain its natural quality and greenery environment. We should not waste and pollute its natural resources for our small benefits.

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What If Earth Lost Its Atmosphere? | Layers of Atmosphere | The Dr Binocs Show | Peekaboo Kidz

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Keep it Clean. Keep it Green. Our Green STC.