Green Living Tips
Green in Practice - Sustainability Applied to Everyday Life
Reuse greywater:
Water from the sink or shower can be filtered and reused for non-potable purposes, such as flushing toilets, significantly reducing waste.
Water from the sink or shower can be filtered and reused for non-potable purposes, such as flushing toilets, significantly reducing waste.
Green in Practice - Sustainability Applied to Everyday Life
Take advantage of solar energy:
If possible, install solar panels or use appliances that benefit from renewable energy. In daily life, you can also start making the most of natural light whenever possible and turn off electronic devices when they are not in use.
If possible, install solar panels or use appliances that benefit from renewable energy. In daily life, you can also start making the most of natural light whenever possible and turn off electronic devices when they are not in use.
Green in Practice - Sustainability Applied to Everyday Life
Energy efficiency at home
Replace incandescent bulbs with LEDs, which consume up to 80 per cent less energy.
Green in Practice - Sustainability Applied to Everyday Life
The eternal scroll has an invisible cost.
Avoid “Doomsday Scrolling” and passive social media consumption – millions of data are moved, stored, and processed every second. Establish a time limit or set an “off” time in the application to regenerate your brain and the planet.
Green in Practice - Sustainability Applied to Everyday Life
Opt for reversible construction systems:
They allow the disassembly and reuse of elements at the end of the building’s life cycle.
