• Go for a walk. You can take a walk alone or with a friend. Look around and get your daily dose of vitamin D.
• Tidy your space. Remove clutter by organizing one closet/drawer in your home. Organizing your space will make it a more pleasant environment.
• Grow/buy a plant. Plants liven up your space and can improve the air.
• Car pool. Coordinate with your classmates or coworkers.If you have similar schedules, you could commute together and reduce your environmental impact.
• Recycle and compost. Reduce the amount of waste you are adding to landfills.You can encourage others to recycle as well.
• Avoid buying new things when you can. Check out vintage/used clothes and consignment shops. Use reusable water bottles.
• Switch to natural cleaning products.For example, white vinegar can be a good natural, non-toxic cleaning product that kills bacteria.
• Eat something made with locally-sourced ingredients. You aren’t the only one who commutes; your food does too. Try looking for food that didn’t have far to go.

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