Water Usage: To cut down on usage of water, you should take a short shower for 5 to 15 minutes. Or, you can wash your vegetables in a basin of water instead of washing them under running water. After which, use the remaining water in the basin to water the plants.Electricity Usage: To reduce usage of electricity, you should turn off any electrical appliances when they are not in use. Do not turn on the lights during daytime; natural light from the Sun is enough.
If everyone does their part in reducing the usage of precious resources, there will be a smaller amount of precious resources used up.
Reuse: Reusing can reduce amount of wastage. Reuse bags until it is worn out before buying a new one. Also, you can use your creative mind to transform used plastic bottles into something else new and usable! 
Replace: Replacing can be something useful in fact. Why not use bio-degradable(something that can be decomposed as nutrients for plants after use)bags instead of using normal plastic bag when shopping? 
Refuse: Refuse all types of materials that harm the environment. Do not try to encourage others to use harmful pollutant materials. 

I believe we all have a part in protecting our environment. Let us keep our environment clean and green!

Let us be considerate to our neighbourhood and the world!

- Another way is to participate in crime prevention projects. This is one of the biggest factors. By having residents actively involved in community crime prevention efforts, they become a "force multiplier" for local law enforcement, giving them more eyes on the street.
- Do not just follow your local laws, but defend them. You can help prevent crime through community policing. Although sometimes misperceived, community policing simply means actively helping to prevent crimes by following the law and not interfering with the local government. Help prevent crime such as violence, vandalism and other nuisance crimes before it happens, in a way that promotes your local laws and government.
- Set up a neighborhood watch or a community patrol that works in collaboration with local police. A trusted neighbor who keeps a vigilant eye on your home is one of the best crime deterrents.
- Build a partnership with police focused on solving problems instead of reacting to crisis. Make it possible for neighbors to report suspicious activity or crimes without fear of retaliation.
- Clean up the neighborhood! Organizing a neighborhood clean up is great way to get people out of the house, and working together around a common cause. Buildings with broken windows, abandoned cars, and even litter sends a message to criminals that the community has become complacent. Call the city public works department and ask for help cleaning up.
- Connect people in the community, especially youths, to activities or programs that help them find positive ways to spend their spare time. After school programs, tutoring centers, part-time work, and volunteer opportunities go a long way toward keeping youths and adolescents away from negative influences.
- Get creative. Ask your local city council to pass an anti-noise ordinance, update housing codes, and include drug-free clauses in rental agreements. These small actions help to create an inhospitable environment for criminals, and will hopefully cause them to leave on their own.