1.Switch off the lights when you leave a room.

2.When you make hot drinks, just boil the water you need. In a week you can save enough energy to light your house for a day.

3.Run the washing machine at 40°C not 60°C and use a third less energy.

4.Turn down the heating in your house by 1°C-it will cost 10% less!

5.Turn your TV, radio or DVD of at the wall. When you leave them on standby, it uses 10 to 60% more electricity.

6.Walk, cycle or. If you mast, take the bus to shool. Don‘t let your parents drive you-be impolite and say no!

7.Buy local food, not fruit or vegetables from the other side of the world.

8.Think before you fly. A NEW YORK-Paris flight gives out 3.8 tonnes of CO2(a greenhouse gas) per passanger.

In our daily life we take in hand the different materials. The use of trees, metal, glass and plastic - all of this has consequences for the environment. Think about the consequences of any product used by you. For example, the lighter the product is, the lower the cost of transport.Heavy suitcase in the trunk of the car requires more fuel for the journey. The same principle covers all products. Therefore, buying food in the light packs help the environment

The impact of materials on the environment?

My energy

Deciding on a small wind farm, we must ensure the fullest possible use of wind resources at our disposal. First of all, consider the prevailing wind direction on the ground. In Poland, the prevailing westerly winds - more than 60%. (Wind direction is the direction from which the wind blows).

The use of solar energy

The use o f solar energy to heat your home

Solar energy used for heating houses assuming photovoltaic cells converting light into electricity, or using light to heat the water above special containers placed on the roofs of known collectors.

Created by

Damian Wolny

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