Social Psychology (10th Edition)
Social Psychology (10th Edition)
10th Edition
ISBN: 9780134641287
Author: Elliot Aronson, Timothy D. Wilson, Robin M. Akert, Samuel R. Sommers
Publisher: Pearson College Div
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CD 1 TR 20 LO 5 10 15 Read the passage carefully. Then complete the exercises that follow. bran 20 What is sustainable living? Conserve Energy Future de use up Sustainable living is the practice of reducing your demand on natural resources by making sure that you replace what you use to the best of your ability. Sometimes that can mean not choosing to consume a product that is made using practices that don't promote sustainability, and sometimes it means changing how you do things so that you start becoming more of an active part of the cycle of life. reduction We all know that climate change, global warming, depletion of the ozone (03) layer, and resource depletion are real and their impact on human and animal lives can be devastating. It is an opportunity for people to adopt actions for sustainable living that can help them to reduce their carbon (C) footprint or environmental impact by altering their lifestyle. Simple measures like using public transportation more often, reducing energy consumption, becoming more eco-friendly can go a long way in reducing your environmental impact and making this planet a clean and safe place. Fifteen Easy Ways to Practice Sustainable Living Want to start practicing sustainable living? It is easier than you think. Here are 15 easy suggestions to get you started. 1. Become a Member of a Community Garden It isn't just about growing your own food. Being a member of a community garden helps to promote sustainable living in your area. Gardens create green spaces and the garden waste such as dead flowers can be mulched and returned to support healthy soil. Green spaces aren't just important for your state of mind; in urban areas they can play an important role in offsetting carbon (C) emissions. 2. Practice Minimalism Minimalism doesn't mean living without anything; it means that you are making sure that everything you own and use is put to its maximum purpose. This means of waste materials as well. With a minimalist lifestyle, you will recycle more, and be more mindful of the items you support being produced so that sustainability is emphasized. The ozone (03) layer is a part of the upper atmosphere that helps block dangerous radiation from the sun and keep it from reaching the surface of Earth. CHAPTER 10 What is sustainable living? 21
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Transcribed Image Text:CD 1 TR 20 LO 5 10 15 Read the passage carefully. Then complete the exercises that follow. bran 20 What is sustainable living? Conserve Energy Future de use up Sustainable living is the practice of reducing your demand on natural resources by making sure that you replace what you use to the best of your ability. Sometimes that can mean not choosing to consume a product that is made using practices that don't promote sustainability, and sometimes it means changing how you do things so that you start becoming more of an active part of the cycle of life. reduction We all know that climate change, global warming, depletion of the ozone (03) layer, and resource depletion are real and their impact on human and animal lives can be devastating. It is an opportunity for people to adopt actions for sustainable living that can help them to reduce their carbon (C) footprint or environmental impact by altering their lifestyle. Simple measures like using public transportation more often, reducing energy consumption, becoming more eco-friendly can go a long way in reducing your environmental impact and making this planet a clean and safe place. Fifteen Easy Ways to Practice Sustainable Living Want to start practicing sustainable living? It is easier than you think. Here are 15 easy suggestions to get you started. 1. Become a Member of a Community Garden It isn't just about growing your own food. Being a member of a community garden helps to promote sustainable living in your area. Gardens create green spaces and the garden waste such as dead flowers can be mulched and returned to support healthy soil. Green spaces aren't just important for your state of mind; in urban areas they can play an important role in offsetting carbon (C) emissions. 2. Practice Minimalism Minimalism doesn't mean living without anything; it means that you are making sure that everything you own and use is put to its maximum purpose. This means of waste materials as well. With a minimalist lifestyle, you will recycle more, and be more mindful of the items you support being produced so that sustainability is emphasized. The ozone (03) layer is a part of the upper atmosphere that helps block dangerous radiation from the sun and keep it from reaching the surface of Earth. CHAPTER 10 What is sustainable living? 21
CD 1 TR 20 LO 5 10 15 Read the passage carefully. Then complete the exercises that follow. bran 20 What is sustainable living? Conserve Energy Future de use up Sustainable living is the practice of reducing your demand on natural resources by making sure that you replace what you use to the best of your ability. Sometimes that can mean not choosing to consume a product that is made using practices that don't promote sustainability, and sometimes it means changing how you do things so that you start becoming more of an active part of the cycle of life. reduction We all know that climate change, global warming, depletion of the ozone (03) layer, and resource depletion are real and their impact on human and animal lives can be devastating. It is an opportunity for people to adopt actions for sustainable living that can help them to reduce their carbon (C) footprint or environmental impact by altering their lifestyle. Simple measures like using public transportation more often, reducing energy consumption, becoming more eco-friendly can go a long way in reducing your environmental impact and making this planet a clean and safe place. Fifteen Easy Ways to Practice Sustainable Living Want to start practicing sustainable living? It is easier than you think. Here are 15 easy suggestions to get you started. 1. Become a Member of a Community Garden It isn't just about growing your own food. Being a member of a community garden helps to promote sustainable living in your area. Gardens create green spaces and the garden waste such as dead flowers can be mulched and returned to support healthy soil. Green spaces aren't just important for your state of mind; in urban areas they can play an important role in offsetting carbon (C) emissions. 2. Practice Minimalism Minimalism doesn't mean living without anything; it means that you are making sure that everything you own and use is put to its maximum purpose. This means of waste materials as well. With a minimalist lifestyle, you will recycle more, and be more mindful of the items you support being produced so that sustainability is emphasized. The ozone (03) layer is a part of the upper atmosphere that helps block dangerous radiation from the sun and keep it from reaching the surface of Earth. CHAPTER 10 What is sustainable living? 21
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Transcribed Image Text:CD 1 TR 20 LO 5 10 15 Read the passage carefully. Then complete the exercises that follow. bran 20 What is sustainable living? Conserve Energy Future de use up Sustainable living is the practice of reducing your demand on natural resources by making sure that you replace what you use to the best of your ability. Sometimes that can mean not choosing to consume a product that is made using practices that don't promote sustainability, and sometimes it means changing how you do things so that you start becoming more of an active part of the cycle of life. reduction We all know that climate change, global warming, depletion of the ozone (03) layer, and resource depletion are real and their impact on human and animal lives can be devastating. It is an opportunity for people to adopt actions for sustainable living that can help them to reduce their carbon (C) footprint or environmental impact by altering their lifestyle. Simple measures like using public transportation more often, reducing energy consumption, becoming more eco-friendly can go a long way in reducing your environmental impact and making this planet a clean and safe place. Fifteen Easy Ways to Practice Sustainable Living Want to start practicing sustainable living? It is easier than you think. Here are 15 easy suggestions to get you started. 1. Become a Member of a Community Garden It isn't just about growing your own food. Being a member of a community garden helps to promote sustainable living in your area. Gardens create green spaces and the garden waste such as dead flowers can be mulched and returned to support healthy soil. Green spaces aren't just important for your state of mind; in urban areas they can play an important role in offsetting carbon (C) emissions. 2. Practice Minimalism Minimalism doesn't mean living without anything; it means that you are making sure that everything you own and use is put to its maximum purpose. This means of waste materials as well. With a minimalist lifestyle, you will recycle more, and be more mindful of the items you support being produced so that sustainability is emphasized. The ozone (03) layer is a part of the upper atmosphere that helps block dangerous radiation from the sun and keep it from reaching the surface of Earth. CHAPTER 10 What is sustainable living? 21
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