Low-carbon life starts with me
The so-called "low-carbon life". That is to minimize the energy consumed during daily life and rest, thereby reducing carbon dioxide emissions. Low-carbon life is an attitude towards life for ordinary people like us.
It has also become a new way for people to promote trends. What it raises for us is the question of whether we are willing to cooperate with everyone to create a low-carbon life. We should actively promote and practice low-carbon life, pay attention to saving electricity, saving energy, turning off lights for one hour...start from these little things.
Once upon a time, the poem "The bright moon shines among the pines, the clear spring flows over the rocks
" often echoed in my ears. Once upon a time, the ancient saying "Every porridge and a meal should be remembered as hard-earned; every trace of it should be remembered as the material resources are difficult" is still lingering in my heart.
Look back at every drop of water flowing away from you and think about every kilowatt-hour of electricity used. Have you ever thought that some of it is unnecessary? Have you ever thought that this is a waste of money?
To simply understand, low-carbon life means returning to nature to engage in activities between humans and nature. In reading and reading newspapers, I summarized the following good low-carbon living habits, mainly from the aspects of saving electricity, solar terms and Let’s talk about the three steps of recycling to change life details:
1. Daily rice water can be used to wash hands and wipe furniture, which is clean and hygienic and naturally moisturizing.
2. Place waste newspapers on the bottom floor of the wardrobe, which can not only absorb moisture, but also absorb odors in the wardrobe;
3. Do not throw away used facial mask paper Take it off and use it to wipe jewelry, wipe the surface of furniture or wipe belts. Not only will it be polished brightly, but it will also leave the fragrance of the mask paper;
5. When you go shopping, bring your own reusable bag, whether it is free or Free plastic bags are used to reduce usage.
6. Bring your own drinking cup when going out and reduce the use of disposable cups.
7. Use more permanent chopsticks and lunch boxes, and try to avoid the tragedy of using disposable ones.
8. Develop the habit of turning off electrical appliances to avoid wasting electricity.
9. Greening is not just about planting trees in the suburbs, you can also plant some flowers and plants at home, and you don’t need to drive;
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It is better to turn the washing machine on a strong gear than to turn it on The weak gear saves more power and can also extend the life of the machine
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The power consumption of a TV in standby mode is generally about 10% of its starting power. This calculation It doesn't look too small
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The amount of food stored in the refrigerator should account for 80% of the volume. Putting too much or too little will waste electricity.
Please take a look at the following data:
Driving a car:
Low fuel consumption car; emitting 0.19kg of carbon dioxide per kilometer;
Medium fuel consumption Cars; emit 0.3kg of carbon dioxide per kilometer;
High fuel consumption cars; emit 0.41kg of carbon dioxide per kilometer.
Taking public transportation:
Bus will emit 0.0128kg carbon dioxide per kilometer;
Taking the subway will emit 0.00229kg carbon dioxide per kilometer. ;
Home life:
When using electricity, 0.904380kg of carbon dioxide will be emitted for each kilowatt hour of electricity;
When using natural gas, 2.165015kg of carbon dioxide will be emitted for each cubic meter. ;
When using coal gas, 0.706729kg of carbon dioxide will be emitted per cubic meter;
When using liquefied petroleum gas, 2.953847kg of carbon dioxide will be emitted per cubic meter;
Use Coal will emit 1.973983kg carbon dioxide per kilogram; kerosene will emit 3.151712kg carbon dioxide per kilogram. When using plastic bags, 0.1kg of carbon dioxide is emitted for every 1,000 bags.
Usually, an adult tree can absorb about 1.8 tons of carbon dioxide and release about one ton of oxygen every year. One hectare of broad-leaved forest can consume 1,000kg of carbon dioxide and release 730kg of oxygen a day.
Based on the above data, calculate how much carbon dioxide you directly emit every year and how many trees you need to plant to compensate.
This is not a small amount of money!
Low-carbon life is just an attitude, not an ability. We should start from small things like saving electricity, water, carbon, fuel and solar terms. Low-carbon life is the green life we ??want to build. Life style, as long as we take action, we can approach low-carbon life and even reach the standard of low-carbon life.
Our earth needs all of us to take care of it. Let us start from the small things around us, cherish resources, reduce energy consumption, and make our lives better!