Considering the vast number of previous predictions
which have all failed to materialise, surely we
shouldnít be too worried?
Yet for some of us fears seem hard to shake everyday
we hear of new disasters, new threats with the world
seemingly more and more out of control especially in
relation to extreme weather events, global warming and
the growing credit crisis.
So what if anything can I do?
Do your bit, no one can save the world single handedly
but you can do your bit, here are a few suggestions.
- Cutting down your carbon footprint by using less
electricity, gas, car fuel and water not only helps
the environment but your pocket too by reducing bills.
This doesnít mean changing your lifestyle just simple
measures such as ensuring you turn off items instead
of leaving them on standby.
- Working to pay off debts, this benefits you, as you
arenít wasting money on interest payments. Being in
control of your finances reduces stress and makes the
banks more confident.
- Donate unwanted items or money to charity, simple
measures which benefit those in need.
- Being a conscientious shopper by knowing where and
how the items you buy are produced. Remember every
item you buy has a carbon footprint. Buy local
products where possible, make sure the product is
produced sustainably, ethically and in an
environmentally friendly way.
- Recycling, stops the world resources being
unnecessarily used up and isnít as difficult as it
seems look out recycling symbols on packaging and
familiarise yourself with your local areas recycling
system and facilities.

which have all failed to materialise, surely we
shouldnít be too worried?
Yet for some of us fears seem hard to shake everyday
we hear of new disasters, new threats with the world
seemingly more and more out of control especially in
relation to extreme weather events, global warming and
the growing credit crisis.
So what if anything can I do?
Do your bit, no one can save the world single handedly
but you can do your bit, here are a few suggestions.
- Cutting down your carbon footprint by using less
electricity, gas, car fuel and water not only helps
the environment but your pocket too by reducing bills.
This doesnít mean changing your lifestyle just simple
measures such as ensuring you turn off items instead
of leaving them on standby.
- Working to pay off debts, this benefits you, as you
arenít wasting money on interest payments. Being in
control of your finances reduces stress and makes the
banks more confident.
- Donate unwanted items or money to charity, simple
measures which benefit those in need.
- Being a conscientious shopper by knowing where and
how the items you buy are produced. Remember every
item you buy has a carbon footprint. Buy local
products where possible, make sure the product is
produced sustainably, ethically and in an
environmentally friendly way.
- Recycling, stops the world resources being
unnecessarily used up and isnít as difficult as it
seems look out recycling symbols on packaging and
familiarise yourself with your local areas recycling
system and facilities.
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