Biology, 01.04.2020 18:02 StephenCurry34

Create a Plan of Action
Construct a practical plan of action for reducing your ecological footprint. This
should include changes that you could realistically make in your lifestyle. You don't
want the changes that you make to be so different from your current lifestyle that
there is no way you would ever make them.
Some examples might include: starting to recycle, turning the lights off when you
leave a room, reducing the time that you spend in the shower each day by 10%,
buying products in recycled containers, etc.
Your plan of action should include a minimum of 10 small changes that you could
make in your everyday life.

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