ESG Based Low Carbon Lifestyle Practices

• Everyday small practices contribute to carbon neutrality, saving the Earth and life from the crisis of climate change.

1. Reduce Disposable Items Usage

• Bring a reusable shopping basket when going grocery shopping.
• Use a personal cup instead of disposable cups.
• Carry a convenient tumbler when going out.
• Opt for hand towels to reduce the use of wet wipes and paper tissues.

2. Practice Waste Separation and Disposal

• Follow waste separation guidelines diligently.
• Dry and recycle food waste for composting (avoid unauthorized dumping).
• Learn proper methods for recycling materials like PET bottles, plastic, and paper.

3. Choose BMW (Bus, Metro, Walking)

• Minimize personal vehicle usage, prefer public transportation like buses and subways.
• Embrace walking and cycling.

4. Drive Environmentally Friendly Cars

• Avoid unnecessary idling.
• Refrain from abrupt starts, accelerations, decelerations, and stops.
• Lighten the load in your car (carry only essential items, fill only half the fuel tank when driving).
• Regularly check and maintain your vehicle.

5. Reduce Energy Consumption and Enhance Efficiency

• Maintain optimal heating and cooling temperatures.
• Only store 60% of the refrigerator’s capacity.
• Keep indoor temperatures moderate during winter.
• Shorten the warm-keeping time for electric rice cookers.
• Replace incandescent or fluorescent lights with LED bulbs.
• Unplug devices not in use.
• Prefer energy-efficient appliances.
• Extend the lifespan of electronic devices.

6. Minimize Carbon Emissions from Digital Devices

• Limit screen time, use power-saving modes, and adjust brightness.
• Delete unread emails and block spam.
• Download content for offline use instead of streaming.
• Bookmark frequently visited websites.
• Extend the lifespan of smart devices.

7. Conserve Water Usage

• Turn off the tap while soaping and shampooing during showers.
• Do laundry in larger loads.
• Save water during dishwashing.

8. Reduce Food Waste

• Prepare or order only the amount of food needed.
• Return uneaten side dishes or pack leftovers in reusable containers.

9. Decrease Material Consumption, Especially Clothing

• Purchase clothes wisely and avoid unnecessary shopping.
• Donate unused clothes to neighbors or charities.
• Recycle textiles by using clothing collection bins.

10. Choose Low Carbon Emission Agricultural Products

• Reduce meat consumption, incorporate vegetarian meals.
• Purchase organic or low-carbon certified agricultural products.

11. Increase Carbon Absorption Sources

• Plant trees, protect forests, prevent forest fires.
• Create green spaces and prevent desertification.
• Establish personal gardens for homegrown produce.
• Support urban farming initiatives.
• Participate in soil restoration movements.
• Engage in “plogging” (picking up trash while jogging or walking).

Remember, these practices collectively make a significant impact on carbon reduction and environmental conservation