Sustainable Choices

land use

1	Replace all or part of your lawn with a pollinator meadow
2	Grow some fruit
3	Don't make overpopulation worse
4	Share your knowledge of sustainable practices and products
5	Change your attitude about what constitutes "progress"
6	Adopt low-tech when it helps sustainability
7	Talk with others about issues of sustainability
8	Read and study sustainability and clean energy news sources
9	Accept that there is no "planet B"
10	Keep dead trees for use by birds, small mammals, insects
11	Learn to appreciate the intangible and all its value
12	Eat less pork
13	Eat less beef
14	Grow some vegetables
15	Reduce your consumption in general
16	Stop eating pork
17	Learn about soil biology and soil health
18	Learn about your local ecosystems
19	Research innovative sustainable products in development and give them early support
20	Waste no food
21	Question every claim and every norm of the currently prevailing system of destructive consumption
22	Write to your representatives
23	Change your attitude about what you "need"
24	Stop eating beef
25	Buy experiences instead of products
26	Study nature more and pay less attention to the works and doings of humanity
27	Support the economy of the non-material
28	Choose hobbies that help sustainability
29	Support local farmers' markets
30	Install a greywater system
31	Remove non-native plants on your property
32	Provide habitat for wildlife and insects
33	Plant native plants on your property
34	Promote healthy soil
35	Buy an insect house
36	Stop using synthetic fertilizers
37	Learn about organic gardening
38	Eat more vegetables
39	Become a walker
40	Use a bicycle
41	Get your electricity from a solar farm
42	Become a locavore or partial locavore
43	Learn about all-season gardening
44	Mulch or compost organic matter on your property instead of sending it to the landfill
45	Live with others and share resources
46	Get your property certified as wildlife habitat
47	Make good use of grass clippings from lawn mowing
48	Chop up leaves with a lawn mower for compost