Pollution

Turn off all appliances. In your office there will be many devices that are plugged in and at rest when not in use: computer, screen, printer, router, microwave, etc. Turn them off when you leave or if you are going to spend some time without using them. There will be some such as servers that always have to be plugged in, but most can be unplugged. To make it easier to turn off you can use power strips with a switch. Optimize the use of printers. Printers consume paper and ink, but with some basic actions you can control and optimize their use. Try to print in black and white whenever possible; Choose printers that print on both sides to save paper, recycle ink and cartridges and use multifunction printers, as they save energy. Turn off the lights when not in use. In all offices there are places that are not used all the time such as bathrooms, meeting rooms or kitchen, so you have to turn off the lights when they are left empty. Close the taps. When you go to the bathroom to brush y...

Separate the trash. Since childhood it is good that children learn to separate waste so they can be recycled. Teach them what is thrown in each bucket and why it should be done that way. Use products that can be reused. There are many products that can be used several times to protect nature. For example, use cloth napkins instead of paper napkins. Turn off the lights. It seems obvious, but we don't realize how many times we turn on the light of a room we don't occupy. Get your children used to turn off the light and when you leave home, check that everything is turned off.

Caring for the environment does not require major actions, but from your own home you can make many small gestures to contribute to its protection. In addition, if you have children, you will be their reference, so they will learn by seeing what you do and imitating it.