
What is the difference between sustainability and going green? Simply put: Going green refers to all aspects of environmentally-friendly products from fashion to buildings to the movement as a whole. Eco-friendly means that a product, practice, or activity won’t harm the environment. Sustainability means that what we do today doesn’t deplete resources for future generations.
What does green mean in sustainability? Going green means using environmentally friendly products and services. Sustainability means using products or services in a way that does not damage the future generations’ resources. Hence, while a final product may be green, its manufacturing or production process may not be sustainable at all.
How can we sustain the environment going green?
- Think twice before shopping.
- Make sure your big purchases have big environmental benefits.
- Go #PlasticFree.
- Boycott products that endanger wildlife.
- Pay attention to labels.
- Be water wise.
- Drive less, drive green.
- Green your home.
What are examples of going green?
- 1) Switch To Electric. Gas engines like your lawnmower and weed wacker may be small, but they have big effects on air quality.
- 2) Use A Reusable Water Bottle.
- 3) Have A Green Picnic.
- 4) Mindful Irrigation.
- 5) Collect The Rain.
- 6) Natural Energy.
- 7) Compost.
- 8) Eat Locally.