Individual action
Taking action on climate change starts at home – it starts with you!
Simple steps like reducing energy consumption, reducing waste and choosing sustainable products can make a difference. By making conscious choices such as using energy-efficient appliances, reducing water waste, and opting for public transportation or carpooling, individuals can contribute to a healthier planet.
Every small action adds up, and together, we can create a substantial impact.
Reduce your impact
#Shift to Clean Energy, #Build a Circular Economy
Getting to know your personal impact is a great way to focus in on where you can make the most difference. Thankfully there are tools to help.
Know your risk
#Plan for a thriving future
Climate change will increasingly impact Northland, there are a range of future projections to consider.
The consequences for each of us will be different, so understanding what this means for you in the future may help you make better decisions now.
Further actions
Actions
Get FutureFit
Can you lose some carbon weight? The brainchild of Auckland Council and Wellington City Council, FutureFit works much like a fitness app but instead of tracking your steps, you’re tracking your carbon footprint! Lighten the load on papatūānuku In their own words, “FutureFit provides a snapshot of your impact on the planet, and helps you Read more "Get FutureFit"
Actions
Switching Your Home to Clean Energy
Reducing fossil fuel consumption at home is a significant step towards a more sustainable future. Here are some practical ways to reduce your reliance on fossil fuels by minimising home power use, along with resources specific to New Zealand. Easy, low-cost actions There are things you can do immediately to save money right away. Here Read more "Switching Your Home to Clean Energy"
Actions
Household Emergency Preparedness
Part of being resilient is recognizing the risks we face and being prepared for the worst-case scenario. Being prepared ensures everyone in your household knows the risks and what to do in an emergency, having plans and the necessary supplies before you need, but also about knowing how to communicate in an emergency. Councils in Read more "Household Emergency Preparedness"
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