Our World

@soulsings Not littering! So simple to do and if everyone collectively does it, it makes huge difference. I always hate to see people litter and not have any care about our planet.

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• What things do you do to help to protect the world we live in?

I have a routine which includes things like repurposing items, recycling, collecting rainwater for my plants and toilets, being careful with things I have to use (sprays and liquids that are environmentally friendly), not throwing garbage on the street or anywhere else but in a bin. Those are just a few things from my routine list.

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Save a tree 🌳 eat a beaver

Save water 🚿 shower together

We must protect the world at all costs, it's the only planet with icecream💖💖

I try to speak up for Indigenous Peoples, land and water protectors, and landback efforts around the world. They are the best stewards of each respective region of our shared planet and settler colonialism has disrupted their relationships to their ancestral lands, destroying their ways of life, their health, and the well-being of everyone in the process. When they get to live on their land in their own ways, they can bring back life, health, and balance to that region. Imagine what could be possible if they were all able to steward the land and water around the world.

I also try to spread awareness about how we have already reached the "irreversible tipping points" deadline of 2025, after which we are supposed to begin cutting emissions drastically over the next few decades in order to have a planet habitable for humans and all other life on the planet currently going through a massive extinction event.

I try to help people understand that since 1988, a mere 100 transnational corporations have been responsible for 71 percent of the entire world's industrial greenhouse gas emissions. And these corporations have captured politicians in governments through lobbying and allowed for deregulation and massive profits at the expense of everyone, to the detriment of all life on the planet. We can and must do something to meaningfully address this.
https://www.sciencealert.com/these-100-companies-are-to-blame-for-71-of-the-world-s-greenhouse-gas-emissions

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What things do you do to help to protect the world we live in?

I'm a big time social advocate. I've volunteered with various communities and platforms including 7 Cups, women empowerment groups, teaching the disabled, etc. I've received backlash for devoting my time and energy for free but I genuinely find joy in bringing smiles on peoples' faces and helping them get better, one day at a time. I find it in my essence and I feel I owe to the earth that has given me this beautiful life to make it a more liveable habitat. 

I'm also a gardening enthusiast and I've sworn to plant a sapling every year. I've already grown a few green babies in my nursery and I can't wait to see them bloom.

I grow and plant trees. I harvest pine cones and get seeds from them.  I have about 10 pine trees ready to plant now. I do the same with a few other varieties 😊 plus there's a lot of flowers to help the bee populations 

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• What things do you do to help to protect the world we live in?

My family is hosting an earth day celebration in our neighborhood! We have recycled crafts, painting planters, free seed packets, wildflower blend shakers, music, a free plant stand, a little library, and a few other things I can’t remember. I’m hoping it’s well attended

Afforestation

Embrace gardening hobbies or farming in your yard

Reuse, Reduce, Recycle. Especially plastics - buy less, buy secondhand, and choose sustainable packaging.

Help save our wildlife by pushing for such policies and avoid using animal based products, accessories or clothing.

Support wildlife conservation organisations.

Eat Sustainably- Eat more plants, less meat.

Sensitize others

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