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Reducing carbon dioxide emissions is a life with low energy consumption, low consumption and low expenses. "Energy saving and emission reduction" is not only a buzzword in today's society, but also a strategic choice for mankind in the future. It is of great significance to strengthen the awareness of "energy saving and emission reduction", make simple and easy changes to one's lifestyle or consumption habits, and jointly reduce global greenhouse gas (mainly carbon dioxide) emissions. "Low-carbon life" is energy-saving and environmentally friendly, and it is imperative to slow down the pace of global warming and environmental degradation. It is the responsibility of every citizen to reduce carbon dioxide emissions and choose a "low-carbon life".

Low-carbon living measures

Simple understanding, low-carbon life is to return to nature to carry out human and natural activities, mainly from the three aspects of saving electricity and saving solar terms and recycling to change the details of life, including the following low-carbon good living habits:

1. Daily rice washing water can be used to wash hands and clean furniture, which is clean and natural.

2. Laying waste newspapers on the bottom of the wardrobe can not only absorb moisture, but also absorb the peculiar smell in the wardrobe;

3. Don't throw away the used mask paper. Using it to wipe the surface of jewelry, furniture or belt will not only shine, but also leave the fragrance of mask paper;

4. Dry tea residue, dry it to make a tea pillow, which is comfortable and helps to improve sleep.

5. Go out shopping, bring your own environmental protection bags, whether free or charged plastic bags, and reduce the use.

6. Bring your own drinking cup when you go out to reduce the use of disposable cups.

7. Use more permanent chopsticks and lunch boxes to avoid a one-time tragedy.

8. Get into the habit of turning off the power supply of electrical appliances at will to avoid wasting electricity.