#reduce pollution

Hello my dear ;)

Here is some tips for cheap and minimal waste:

get yourself a reusable bag you can take to the shop (buy it or make it) and always reuse the plastic bags you already have till they are completely broken 

check some upcycling ideas (pinterest may be useful :D) and…

learn how to sew - it is not that hard and you can create a lot of useful stuff like bags, reusable cosmetic rounds, simple clothes, toys for children or pets 

try making your own cleaning products, use reusable cloths instead of disposable ones

use handkerchiefs when you have a cold ;)

reduce water use - just turn the tap off if you when you are not using the water while showering, brushing your teeth, doing the washing-up etc. sometimes we use more water then we think we do

choose buying second-hand clothing and things over buying new ones according to #nothingnew movement - if you buy something new from time to time it is nothing bad ;) you can try not to buy new things for some period (one, two or three months) and if you used to shop a lot - see how much the challenge changed you :D

choose products without packaging or packaged in paper, glass, aluminium or metal (that can be reused or recycled easier then plastic), remember you vote with your money so if you buy products you let the firms know you like them and it makes them produce more of it

reduce food waste if possible but it is not a problem for students I guess :D

eat less meat or even quit eating meat and products of animal origin - going vegan even one day a week makes a change ;)

go digital - sometimes it is better to have for example photos of some notes then making a xero copies of them ;) also, if you read books, you can switch to ebooks, but I personally do not like them and prefer books on paper, visiting libraries is cool and free :D

try using soaps and shampoo bars, you can buy packageless handmade ones (or learn to make it by yourself!) or packaged in recyclable paper - they are cheaper than shower gels and shampoos in packaging! and usually more natural and vegan friendly ;)

buying reusable things may seem expensive, but if you buy something like reusable safety razor, (if you are a girl :D) you can use it lifetime caring about it well ;) so start collecting money, it is worth it ;) other things that you ought to change from time to time as bamboo toothbrushes are more expensive in general but my tip is to buy a couple of them on a sale (there are many great sales usually so just look for them) 

you can also get yourself a reusable bottle, here is a post about bottles and drinks

encourage other people to reduce their waste ;)

Hello! It is World Car-Free Day! The event encourages to give up driving for one day. It is  organised in some cities in the world. It’s also celebrated in my country but I noticed it is not perceived positively by people. 

What is wrong? Well it was invented to bring people’s attention to reducing the use of fuels and the needless overuse of cars. I find it really stupid using a car for one person if we have an opportunity to pick up a few passengers. Going through the same way in five various cars is a lot worse than driving a one car. I know it is easier, but think how much traffic and pollution we could lessen! But there will always be people who would say “airplanes waste a lot of more fuel everyday”, exactly but we are talking about cars now. But you do not have to fly anywhere either, it is not a must. Baby steps are important! We do not have too much time! 

Of course I encourage you to walk or ride a bike for a short distances if you can and choose trains or public transports if you have to pass the longer distance.  There is one more thing I wanted to mention. This month I decided to make my driving licence. My main reasons were that: 

the only one member of my family has driving licence and it is my father and he’s old and not very healthy (so if something bad happened I could use a car)

I live in small village without public transport connection

my school is far from my house

it is good to have the licence even if you do not drive a lot

The last reason is what I wanted to expand. Having a licence does not force you to drive everyday. I think I will drive a car as less as possible. I really enjoy and appreciate using public transport! Even now when I am just a passenger if I have to, I choose to give me a lift to the nearest bus stop instead of delivering me all the way, because it is useless. I also stay in my dormitory for  two weeks so I reduce one weekend returning distance. 

If you think car-free days are important, please reblog and share your thoughts!

Electric cars are the future, which work on electricity and reduce pollution from all over the world. The year 2020 would be recognized as the one that offered essentialness to the electric cars upset in India. The Auto Expo 2020 saw the introduction of many EVs of various sizes and costs from a wide segment of #automakers. We should view the forthcoming electric cars of India to be dispatched in 2020 and 2021.

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The year 2020 would be recognized as the one that offered essentialness to the electric cars upset in India. The Auto Expo 2020 saw the introduction of many EVs of various sizes and costs from a wide segment of automakers. We should view the forthcoming electric cars of India to be dispatched in 2020 and 2021. Note that few dispatch plans have changed because of the pandemic, the dispatches of the eKUV100, I-Pace, e-tron, and so forth have been pushed.

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