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If the five easy steps in this video are not enough for you, then take a look at this list from Seoul’s 2008 Earth Day organizers of ten more ways to go green, Korean style.
1. Shop only for things you need
2. Create less trash
3. Eat when you are hungry, not when you’re bored
4. Try a vegetarian diet
5. Eat less “ready-made” food
6. Showering only when you need to
7. Do laundry only when you need to
8. Don’t drive a car
9. Use less electricity
10. Tell others about environmentally conscious lifestyles
Links from the video:
There seems to be a lot of energy for Earth Day in Seoul. I imagine they are ahead of the USA for actual action on environmental matters, but would need more information if I want to be sure about that.
The kids chasing the giant balls to write a message on them, is great – they will never forget the combination of fun with a good purpose.
Thanks, PlanetThoughts, for the reflection.
Well, I think that there are many, many very involved people in the USA with a lot of interest in and commitment to improving the model of sustainability.
What’s interesting and very positive is that here in Korea (and elsewhere around the world), similar dedication is producing hope for the future.
1. I wish I had a chance to get those real organic products in the market.
2. is it that RECYCLING Tshirt?
3. a great camera work. : )
4. I am rally mad at the president’s American meat market opening to Korean people. unbelievable..
Hi Dala,
Yes, it is the recycling T you got me. Thanks again for it!
That really made me think. I’m gonna try to be more green now. That guy was hard to understand. LOL