best for our planet
Did you know that every year, millions of bees die? It's true. These amazing creatures help us out by pollinating the flowers that we eat, but pesticides are taking a toll on their population. Thankfully, there are lots of ways for us humans to help out our little friends in their time of need. Here are five simple ways you can make sure your planet is taken care of:
Become a conscientious consumer
Don't buy products that use harmful chemicals.
Don't buy products that are packaged in non-recyclable materials.
Don't buy products that are not made locally.
Don't buy products that are not made with renewable materials.
Don't buy products that are made with animal ingredients (such as leather).
Be kind to bees
Bees are one of the most important pollinators on Earth, with their ability to transfer pollen from flower to flower making possible the production of fruits and vegetables. They are also responsible for honey production, beeswax production and royal jelly production. In addition, they contribute significantly to global biodiversity by encouraging plant diversity through cross-pollination (as well as providing habitat for other insects).
Follow the five-minute rule
The best thing you can do for the planet is to follow the five-minute rule.
Food waste is a major contributor to greenhouse gas emissions, so keep your food waste to a minimum by making sure you're not throwing away any uneaten food.
Composting or using a compost bin or worm farm will help reduce your food waste and produce nutrient rich soil for your garden.
Make sure that any foods that have gone bad are not being thrown away in the trash!
Our planet is important, so do your bit to take care of it.
Our planet is important, so do your bit to take care of it. Here are some tips to help you out:
Be kind to bees. Bees are important for the natural ecosystem because they pollinate plants and flowers. If you see a bee, don't kill it!
Follow the five-minute rule. If you're going to eat outside food at school or work, make sure that you only leave your lunch sitting outside for five minutes before eating it so that any bacteria from other people doesn't get onto your food and make you sick.
Become a conscientious consumer by buying organic fruits and vegetables whenever possible; this helps reduce pesticide use in agriculture practices which can cause harm not only humans but also animals like fish who live in rivers near farms that use pesticides regularly on crops grown there such as strawberries with pesticide residue left behind after washing off after picking them off plants then shipping them away across country lines where nobody else knows about their dangers until someone gets sick from eating too much of them when we could all just get better tasting ones instead--but nobody cares about these things unless someone dies first...
Conclusion
We hope we’ve inspired you to make a difference and do your bit for the planet. If you need more motivation, just think about how much more delicious your peanut butter will be if it’s made from scratch!