To protect the world every day

To protect the world every day

Ecological tourism

Ecological tourism is a form of tourism based on eco-responsibility. It usually involves travel to destinations where flora, fauna and cultural heritage are the main attractions. Ecotourism, which bellecology.es highlights, offers tourists a glimpse of the impact of human beings on the environment and promotes a better appreciation of nature as it is. As an eco-tourist, you are helping the planet and enabling people to lead more fulfilling lives.

Design for Environment is about limiting negative environmental impacts throughout the life cycle of a product. It is a solution that reduces the consumption of energy and natural resources.

Opting for environmentally friendly vehicles not only helps reduce the need for fossil fuels such as oil, but also reduces the emission of greenhouse gases such as carbon dioxide.

Green building materials are materials produced from renewable resources. Using sustainable materials helps to minimize the carbon footprint of a construction project.

Eco-friendly clothing is made from natural fibres such as organic cotton. Because synthetic fibres are derived from petroleum, eco-friendly textiles reduce the use of fossil fuels.

Reduce, Reuse, Recycle – Three great ways to protect the environment while improving waste management. More about environment, sustainable development and risk prevention on mylittle-earth.com.

The fight against carbon emissions starts at home. Adopt good habits to save energy at home.

Reduce energy consumption

Reusable bags are an alternative to plastic bags, which require a large amount of oil to be created.

Monitoring your water consumption helps to avoid wasting drinking water – a resource that is being depleted day by day.

Rationalize water consumption
Living in organic mode
Living in organic mode

Eating locally avoids importing fruit and vegetables from abroad, but also avoids the use of unhealthy pesticides to grow out of season.

Genetically modified organisms pose a serious threat to the sovereignty of farmers and to the national food security of any country where they are commercialized.

Palm oil and ecology

The massive production of palm oil causes significant deforestation, leading to the destruction of an entire ecosystem and the programmed disappearance of certain species.

Fish and seafood

Eating seafood products with an eco-label means not supporting illegal, unreported and unregulated fishing practices and preserving marine species.

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