On World Environment Day, know 5 ways children can fight climate change

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On World Environment Day, know 5 ways children can fight climate change

With climate change being a hot topic, this Environment Day, let’s explore the ways kids, our future generations, who will see the results of our actions, can help the environment! Even though today’s children are aware of environmental issues and climate change, but it is time to take steps towards fighting climate change! Here are 7 easy ways for kids to contribute to the fight against climate change, most of which can be started from home!

1. Reduce, Reuse, and Recycle

What better way to help the environment than by practicing the 3Rs – Reduce, Recycle & Reuse! Not only will this help the environment, but it will also save money! When teaching kids about climate change, it’s important to make it kid-friendly. You can introduce the 3Rs concept through fun activities like picking up the trash and becoming a scavenger hunt!

2. Segregate Your Trash!

And all that is left should be thrown away! Show your kids as an example and try to segregate plastic, paper, glass waste and metal in your home. This process will also help to understand if you need to buy these non-recyclable products again in the future!

3. When possible, walk or ride a bicycle.

We all know that vehicles are a major source of greenhouse gas emissions! A Simple Solution – Bicycles to the Rescue! Encourage kids to walk or cycle and let’s all ride against climate change!

4. Grow your own vegetables and herbs!

Encourage your kids to start their own vegetable garden and plant their own beans, tomatoes, carrots. These steps not only save money but also help the environment while making the process more fun and exciting for the little ones! Make every tree pollution free! That should be our motto.

5. Use less paper.

Avoid printing items unless necessary. When the world is going digital, how to leverage it to help the environment! Encourage kids to use the library or read e-books instead of buying new books and go for reusable items.