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Buying Groceries Tips
A trip to the grocery store can effect climate change in a number of
ways. Frequent considerations may include excessive packaging of many products,
whether to buy organic, how far the food has travelled, and even what kind of
food you buy. These considerations all affect your carbon footprint. When you are deciding on what items offer a low-carbon
diet, consider simple solutions like less packaging, purchasing unprocessed
foods, and visiting your local farmer's market to get food that hasn't travelled
far while also supporting your community. Just like in other areas of your life, small changes in your purchases
can make a big difference.
Buying Organic Food
Organic agriculture can significantly reduce carbon dioxide emissions.
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Organic agriculture can significantly reduce carbon dioxide emissions.
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Eating Locally
Buying local food not only helps local farmers thrive, it reduces energy consumption.
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Buying local food not only helps local farmers thrive, it reduces energy consumption.
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Ways to Avoid Excess Packaging
Efforts to avoid excess packaging will soon add up and you may be surprised at how quickly and significantly the amount of waste shrinks.
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Efforts to avoid excess packaging will soon add up and you may be surprised at how quickly and significantly the amount of waste shrinks.
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