1. Know your Carbon Footprint
Find out the amount of CO2 you emit personally and where is comes from. The best way to do this is by using a carbon calculator like our Carbon Workout. Give it a try and find out how your CO2 emissions compare to the national average.
>> Go to Carbon Workout
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2. Reduce the energy you use
With some minor changes CO2 can be reduced. By un-plugging the microwave and driving with eco-skills, just to name a few, your overall CO2 can be squashed. Most of these actions are free.
>> Go to Save CO2 for free
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3. Be efficient with the energy you need
Becoming energy efficient will not only save you CO2 it will also save you money. With a minimal financial outlay items like loft insulation and energy efficient light bulbs can cut your energy bills and reduce CO2.
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4. Produce your own energy
The next step is to enter the exciting world of renewable technology where natural resources like the sun is harnessed to produce electricity and heat water. This involves some financial outlay but the rewards are well worth it.
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