With today’s modern lifestyle, we tend to spend our time indoors. However, let’s not forget that there is a green and beautiful world outside our home. Going for an efficient way of living has many positive effects. Here are four ways to live a sustainable life at Promenade Peak.
Help the Earth by Being Water-Wise
Only .4% of our Earth’s water is actually fresh water, but people tend to use a lot of it every day, and perhaps more than they actually need. You can help the environment by lessening your usage of water, having shorter showers,and fixing every leaky pipe in the house. If you could, place something very heavy in your toilet tank to lessen how much water gets flushed down.
Grow a Small Garden
Growing a garden gives off many benefits, such as knowing your food is always fresh, saving a lot of money, also helping purify the air, and many more. Try to grow your own food on your condo’s balcony. As long as you have enough space for plants to grow, you can provide your family with vegetables, herbs, and fruits!
Unplug Electronics
Unplug your electronics to save on energy consumption, and take a break from technology. It’s a good time to check your neighborhood, the condo’s amenities, walk your pet, or take a look around the town plaza or park. As long as you go out often, you can gain the many benefits of the sun and nature, and improve your overall health.
Have a Green Diet
Did you know, the food you consume every day actually impacts the planet? Adapting to a more sustainable diet, such as prioritizing organics, supporting many farmers, and lowering how much meat you eat every day, will make a huge difference on the planet. However, also make sure you reduce food waste, so start meal planning, which will make shopping easier too.
Lynn Martelli is an editor at Readability. She received her MFA in Creative Writing from Antioch University and has worked as an editor for over 10 years. Lynn has edited a wide variety of books, including fiction, non-fiction, memoirs, and more. In her free time, Lynn enjoys reading, writing, and spending time with her family and friends.
