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How to Protect the Planet and Reduce Waste at Home

18/03/2021

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Finding methods to reduce their impact on the planet is a concern for many people right now. The growing awareness of environmental issues such as climate change and plastic pollution are worries that many people share and are actively looking to resolve. But being completely eco-friendly is not always easy in the modern world. Our lives are fast-paced which makes convenience a preferred option for many people. Unfortunately, this need for convenience has become part of the problem.

If your new year’s resolution for 2021 was to make your home more eco-friendly, then you may be looking for more ideas to help you achieve this. Here are some suggestions to help you improve your household’s eco-credentials:

Recycle

Recycling items is no longer a new concept, and you probably already recycle as much of your household waste as possible. However, there may be other items in your home that you want to get rid of but are not sure how to dispose of them in an environmentally responsible way. If you have an old vehicle or other scrap metal that you wish to get rid of, you can do this using a service such as Norstar. Using a specialist scrap metal recycling company will ensure that your metal is taken away and recycled responsibly rather than ending up in the landfill. Many items from the home and garden can be recycled; it is just a matter of knowing where to take them.

Upcycle

If you have items that you cannot recycle, or you would simply like to give them a new lease of life, you could have a go at upcycling. When it comes to upcycling, you are only limited by your imagination. There are many ways to repurpose items from around the home and transform them into something entirely new. Even your clothing can be upcycled, which is an excellent way to revamp your wardrobe without needing to spend a fortune on new items.

Before replacing larger items such as sofas and other pieces of furniture, you may want to consider giving them a makeover. This not only stops them from going to landfill, but it also helps you to save money.

Reduce

Reducing the waste that is generated by your home will not only help the planet, but it could help you to save lots of money too. Actively looking for methods to reduce waste at home can be a lot of fun. Challenging your family to cut down on the amount of rubbish produced by your home can lead to some pretty ingenious suggestions from the kids. 

Cutting down your food waste is a great way to save money and protect the planet. Using up your leftovers and planning your meals can ensure that any food that you buy is utilised and does not go to waste. 

There are so many ways that everyone can make changes to benefit the planet. Even making minor adjustments to everyday life can provide ways to help reduce your home’s environmental impact.

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