Concrete practice of low-carbon life

Low-carbon life is to minimize energy consumption, especially carbon dioxide emissions, to achieve low carbon, reduce atmospheric pollution and slow down ecological deterioration. Change the details of life mainly from three aspects: electricity saving, solar terms and recycling.

The specific practices of low-carbon life are:

When choosing transportation, try to choose public transportation, and have a shopping plan when driving out to meet your own needs as soon as possible. Walk or ride a bike, take buses and light rail subways, and reduce the use of private cars. Pay bills online: Online banking and billing can not only save trees, avoid driving to the bank and emitting unnecessary carbon dioxide on payday, but also reduce the energy consumption of paper documents during transportation. Bring your own shopping bag when shopping: More than 500 billion plastic bags are consumed worldwide every year, of which less than 3% can be recycled. Plastic bags are all made of polyethylene, which will take thousands of years to biodegrade after being buried, and during this period, harmful greenhouse gases will be generated.