Global Warming: Global Warming Prevention Tips: Procedure To Reduce Your Carbon Footprint

Carbon footprint is to quantify people's contributions to the global warming through the consumption of goods and services.

Here are the procedures to reduce carbon footprint:

• Consume local and seasonal foods, product meat consumption especially beef, choose fish from sustainable fishing and reuse shopping bags and avoid products with packaging of excessive plastic.

• Use good non carbon emission transport like cycle, solar vehicles, trekking or use public transport system.

• Use good clothing, swapping, borrowing, renting or buying second hand clothes.

• Minimise energy waste, take shorter shower, turn down the heating by 1°c, turn off the water while you brush your teeth or cleaning eating utensils. 

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