April 22nd marks the 43rd annual Earth Day, where millions of
people worldwide come together to promote environmental issues
and inspire activism on behalf of the earth and its inhabitants.
Some people use this day to host festivals or clean up river
beds or start a recycling program. Others pass around petitions
to curb climate change or protect endangered species. There is
no “right way” to observe Earth Day. And while big events and
gestures are important, I like to think that every day is—and
should be—Earth Day. Being green is easier and cheaper than you
think! It isn’t about buying the newest and “greenest” stuff,
but rather about adapting our lives to be more sustainable. The
smallest changes to our everyday habits can have a massive
impact on the planet. Still need a little more encouragement?
Many of the tips I have included in this post are beneficial not
only to the environment, but also to your communities, your
health, and your wallet. Consider human-powered transportation
(like walking or riding