How to live a more sustainable life?

Energy conservation and the use of renewable energy sources

Avoid generating unnecessary waste

Buying more sustainable items and from companies that work with responsible processes.

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Taking care of the water

Eating a more sustainable diet

Waste separation

Making compost from organic waste

Rejecting single-use plastics and opting for reusable articles

Review consumption habits

Sustainable face masks

Uses cloth rags instead of paper towels

Share products with your family

Use body scrubbers made of natural materials

Use LED lighting or energy-saving bulbs

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Use detergents without toxic components

Choose local and seasonal foods

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Defend wildlife

Grow your own garden

Long-lasting appliances

Move by bicycle

Share trips

Do not use plastic bags to pack your products

Invest in better quality items that will last longer

Use your phone, tablet or computer to take notes

Reuse glass jars

Use washable straws

Save gift bags and boxes for future use

Plant a tree

Discover the 7Rs of the circular economy

The 7Rs are seven words beginning with the letter R and refer to the actions needed to achieve the shift to a circular economy.

Currently, the production and consumption model is based on a linear economy that consists of make, buy, use and throw away.

With this model, every time a product is to be manufactured, a new raw material is obtained, generating a large environmental impact.

For this reason, we want to promote a circular economy in which waste is reintroduced into the production chain and thus take advantage of the resources we already have to give them a second useful life.

What are the 7Rs of the circular economy?

Redesign

The products are designed and manufactured with the environment and its impact on it in mind.

Reduce

Consume fewer "throwaway" products to generate less waste.

Reuse

Give a second life to materials or objects before discarding them.

Repair

If something stops working and needs repair, repair it whenever possible of course, this is always a sustainable alternative.

Renew

Update those objects that have become obsolete in order to give them a new use.

Retrieve

Recover used materials to reintroduce them back into the production process.

Recycle

When a product has already had all possible uses, it is time to recycle it so that it can be used as raw material for other products.