The world has undergone tremendous changes in the past two years, but the only constant is the threat posed by climate.

In short, human activities add heat-absorbing greenhouse gases to the atmosphere, leading to higher average temperatures, extreme weather events, changes in wildlife populations, and other effects. Obviously, large-scale global changes are needed to change the status quo.

Most of the responsibility lies with government policies that require companies to make changes, and these companies contribute to and profit from climate change activities. So what can we personally do in our daily lives to help mitigate the impact of climate change?

8 Individual Actions For Fighting Climate Change

Use energy-efficient houses

Make effective use of sustainable resources to create healthy and energy-saving homes and commercial buildings. If you plan to build a new house or expand an existing house, you will have a good opportunity to do it in a sustainable, economical, and efficient manner.

Choose appliances that consume less

We cannot avoid the consumption of energy and water, but we can choose equipment that consumes less and can achieve the same or better results.

Weatherize your home

Simple home improvements, such as airtight ventilation and caulking leaks, can save you a lot of energy costs. It is conceivable that when you have to consume a lot of money and more possible maintenance costs for the outside air and temperature, this can definitely be avoided.

Reduce your food waste

It’s easy to blame food waste on the marketplace or restaurants, but households reportedly waste 31.9% of their food. Learn more about food waste and ways you can reduce your household’s impact.

Buy LEDs for your home

LED lights use 70% less energy than traditional bulbs. And that’s not all: they last up to ten times longer, they’re brighter, eco-friendly.

Unplug idle devices

Devices that are always online, but inactive may cost Americans 19 billion U.S. Dollars and 50 power plants each year. Be sure to unplug unused devices and reduce idle loads and unnecessary consumption.

Drive an energy-efficient vehicle

Make responsible transportation decisions

In possible, please reduce the number of driving and flying. Cycling, carpooling or taking public transportation all mean reducing air pollution. Air transportation is the main source of climate pollution. If possible, use less, drive or take the train.