What have you done recently to reduce your negative environmental impact?

[WaterIsland]

What actions have you taken recently to reduce your negative environmental impact?

[Kabluie]

recycle everything possible, since we get that picked up weekly curbside. What makes this enforceable is that I purposely don't have a large kitchen trash so people don't throw away everything that doesn't need to be trash.

I also collect glass bottles and bags to drop off. i also subscribe to the lower energy plan, it's cheaper to do laundry and dishwasher before 4pm and after 8pm.

bath towels try to use a few times before they go in the hamper, unless very dirty cleansing or maybe body shaven that day. i don't wash clothes every week, but i think that's just more of having a lot more clothes to go through and cycle.

Turning off high-end PC is a big one, that takes up a lot of power.

[BoopBoopBeep]

I recycle everything I can. Most of my waste actually is recyclable, so once I drive that out to get it dropped off my trash trash is less than one bin a month. I heat my house largely with naturally fallen wood that I cut and split myself. I plant a lot of trees with various charities or financially support them to different degrees. I don't buy groceries for stuff I can make at home and prefer locally sourced when available, but none of that is "recently" per se, unless you count the ongoing tree planting or charity stuff.

[jennifer_bloom]

I cut up my used garbage so I can double layer them in my garbage bag and that way I use fewer bags for disposing my left over garbage. I also compost organic materials which helps me save garbage bags and protects our soil. And I try not to let any bag go to waste, I will use left over bakery plastic bags for keeping my medical materials dry in rainy weather when I'm transporting them to the doctor's office.

[FreyaRed]

Nope. I ordered a carbon steel pan. I guess the ore iron came from Australia, was melted in India, pan was formed in China and were transported over 12000 km to stores here with a huge CO2 footprint.
This is how our modern world works.

[bolverk]

In the UK we have Four waste bins one for plastics & metals, one for cardboard & paper, one for garden waste (though most people who have gardens have one or more compost bins in their gardens), The last is for general household waste that doesn't have a recycling stream.

[love_conquers_lust]

I always separate styrofoams and plastics from the burnpile to send to landfill for proper decomposition.

Home I’m in has solar panel roof, heat pump, energy star appliances, tinted windows, LED bulbs, central air, insulated ceilings and walls, walls are all painted white to save on lighting.

[OfMiceandMen]

I planted over a 2,500 trees/shrubs this summer as part of global warming initiatives and to repair damaged ecosystems.

[Bethany22]

I don't have too many showers, I don't run water any longer than I have to, and turn off light when I'm not using it.

[menina]

I recycle and I have a reusable water bottle. I know it's not much but that's what I can do for now.

[TrueConfection]

I put all my garbage and recycle into one can so that only one truck has to come.

[SeekerOfTruth007]

More than AOC and Greta Thunberg.

I no longer drive an automobile, while they fly around in private jets.

[A_Bell]

Upping my use of coal and disposing toxic waste properly down storm drains.

[DancingQueen16]

Well I always try my best to recycle and I celebrate Earth Day every year

[FunkyMonkee]

I don't litter. Haven't done so since the early `70's.

[disgustingweebtrash]

Nothing. I really dont care. None of this climate change stuff benefits me so why should I support such a movement.

[gorydetails]

Nothing. Individual consumption is not the problem.

[Dargil]

I voted for Republican.

[exitseven]

I replaced all my lights with LED.

[Likes2drive]

I always recycle plastic and glass

[Anonymous]

Not but advocate for population refuction

[jahaims]

Nothing