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Are you sure you know how to preserve the environment? Many people believe that they have a respectful coexistence with nature, but our consumption habits reveal the opposite. Many of our everyday customs seem sustainable, but in reality they pollute. Discover the five most harmful mistakes for the health of our planet.
CONSUMPTION HABITS TO FIGHT POLLUTION
If in 2050 we reach 9.6 billion inhabitants in the world, as predicted by the United Nations (UN), it will take almost three planets of natural resources to be able to supply ourselves and live as we do today. But there is only one Earth, so everything we do for her, even if it's very small, is of great importance.
Do not cut or prune trees without permission. Drastic pruning is PROHIBITED!!
Preserve native vegetation. Do not deforest! Don't set fire!
Do not alter waterways or wetlands, they are protected by law. Artesian wells only with authorization.
Don't breed fish without a license. Never release fish into rivers, even when you mean well.
Respect fishing ban periods.
Do not buy or keep wild animals at home.
Do not mistreat wild or domestic animals.
Separate the garbage at home and at work, and put it out on the street on the day of selective collection in your neighborhood.
Do not throw garbage on the floor. Carry it to the nearest trash can. Teach children by example.
Recycle or re-approve everything you can.
Reduce consumption, especially of what cannot be reused or recycled.
Keep your vehicle tuned and walk more.
Do not contribute to noise and/or visual pollution.
Use less poison in your crop or vegetable garden.
Do not throw lubricating oils into your sewage system.
Don't waste water. this is one of the most important and fragile resources on the planet: turn off faucets, fix leaks, don't use hoses to wash sidewalks, enjoy rainwater.
Don't waste electrical energy: turn off appliances, check for overloads, turn off lights.
Teach children love and respect for nature.
Take care of hygiene and your health!
Avoid throwing non-degradable materials (plastics or others) into the environment.
