How to improve the health of our planet

Series of photos depicting our impacts and use of our planet's resources. / ©: Given in the caption
L-R: Family supermarket shopping. A mother buying pizzas with her children. Many pizzas and other baked food products are made with or contain palm oil. © WWF-Canon / Richard Stonehouse Baima woman showing a honey comb. Baima tribal community Sichuan Province, China © Michel Gunther / WWF-Canon A young man wearing a mask to protect against smoke from burning forests and peat swamps. Borneo, Indonesia. © Alain Compost / WWF-Canon A young girl using solar energy through a photovaultic panel to power a lightbulb, Flagstaff, Arizona, United States. © National Geographic Stock/John Burcham / WWF
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Step 1: Measure your own impact


Step 2: Get some advice

You have got your result, now see what you can do about lightening that load and making our planet even just a little bit more healthy...


Step 3: Take some action

How about taking some real, honest-to-goodness action, right now, online, within the next 60 seconds?


Maybe Step 4 for some?

Help us to help your planet (if you can):

 

Steps 5, 6, 7, 8 and 9 anyone?


And a last step before bed:


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