Wednesday, January 11, 2012
BP #4 - Going Green
I do really be concerned about food sustainability when I shop for food. I had tried my best to reduce my carbon footprint. I care about how to packaging to a minimum when I shop. For example, when I go to a market, I may chose to buy the loose tomatoes rather than boxed or plastic-wrapped tomatoes. Also, take reusable bags to the grocery store or bring my own recycle bag for packaging my food. In addition, I will try using cold water to wash my hand or launder things that don't need to be cleaned in hot or warm water. I go to a store which has lots of organic foods for sell often. I think there are many ways to "go green", such as take shorter showers to reduce water use, use a water filter to purify tap water instead of buying bottled water, buy organic foods and so on.
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Hi you have a short instead nice little story. Anyway good post.
ReplyDeleteYou should also give your opinion and ask the writer a question to have a good post!
DeleteThat is a distinct paragraph. However, one of the support example I don't agree. I think that using hot water is necessary, we just try to reduce using it times. Do you think wash cold water that is miserable in the winter?
ReplyDeleteI dont think using the cold water to wash hands is a terrible thing. When you get used to it, it is fine.
DeleteThis is a really nice comment!
DeleteIt is a clearly post. It also metioned some methods to progress "going green". However, I am puzzle about using cold water to wash things. I think it is impossible in winter. The water is too freeze.
ReplyDeleteYou should also ask a question for the best possible comment!
DeleteAlthough a short paragraph, you have packed a lot of good ideas into it! I agree with most of what you are saying. It DOES take extra energy to heat hot water, too, so reducing it is good. But I will not take completely cold showers! :)
ReplyDeleteDo you carry a reusable shopping bag with you? I do!