Joining The Green Revolution With Eco-Friendly Habits

by Arilinne Stewart

There will come a time when our fossil fuels will be depleted. Aside from depleting the earth of its natural resources, our industrial processes and day to day living produces enough pollution and waste to slowly destroy it. Its time we give mother nature a helping hand and take part of the green revolution.

The green revolution is led by the search for alternative means of fuel that are renewable and ecofriendly. The big players in the global market are now gearing up towards the green revolution by actively participating on research and slowly cutting down on waste production. It is an ongoing search to find renewable fuel.

You too as an individual should take part in the green revolution. By simply segregating your trash, you are contributing to the production of fertilizer and reducing the load in recycling plants.

When you segregate your waste, the first step to recycling is accomplished. Segregating is a big help to recycling centers and waste management plants. Also, organic wastes need not be disposed and can be used as fertilizers for your garden.

You can contribute to the production of oxygen by maintaining a beautiful garden and maintaining it with enzymes to manage the soil. Recycling the grey water coming out of your house helps as well with clean water consumption.

Reducing waste doesn't stop with segregation and recycling. Waste reduction means actively reducing consumption and choosing organic products that have less wastes associated with them. Tote bags are a great alternative to plastic bag consumption.

Solar panels are also a great alternative energy source and does not contribute to carbon gases emission. In order to learn how to build a solar panel, you can easily check them out online or purchase some DIY books. There are numerous ways to build solar panels and they are all discussed online. Saving up on electricity and utilizing the sun's energy as an alternative contributes to less fossil usage and carbon gas emission.


We must all contribute to reducing wastes and pollution production. Being eco-friendly could mean more work for everyone but in the long run, all of us would benefit from it anyway.

Click here to learn how to build solar panels.