After reviewing my resolutions for 2010 I can say that I have done pretty well with them, although some aspects such as what to eat meat only twice has not been possible, even if I say that I have reduced my intake much . By 2011
keep my commitments for 2010 by adding a few more. I hope to be in 2011 as as 2010 compliant so you can say I've done what I could for my planet. Related
transport
1) will analyze case by case, each of the meetings away from my city to see if they are necessary and Primare always use public transport to reach them.
2) will encourage, work, video-conferencing as a regular meeting involving people from different cities.
3) I will analyze transportation-related emissions in order to improve year after year
Related to the use of food resources and
1) At least 20% of my shopping cart be composed of organic products, prioritizing those projects that benefit the environment. In the rest of the basket Primare products produced closer to my home and less packaging. This I hope will not only reduce the use of resources and linked to the transport fuels and the waste it generates, but also promote better agricultural practices.
2) I'll buy my own bags to avoid accumulating unnecessary plastic bags.
3) eat meat only twice a week.
4) will analyze the fish you eat are species threatened or whose method of fishing is unsustainable
5) try not to consume products that use palm oil and products company Sinar Mas.
6) Keep the night temperature below 17 degrees to save energy
Related water
1) reduce the use of detergents in my daily life and the products they use are organic and biodegradable.
2) will reduce also, within the limits of domestic water consumption.
Other purposes
1) will still use the composter to avoid using chemicals in my garden and my organic waste recycling.
2) convince 3 people to become members of SEO / BirdLife to be more in protecting this planet.
3) dedicate part of my free time to spread respect for the environment and common practices that human beings can improve to have less impact on biodiversity.
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