The United Nations declared April 22 as World Mother Earth Day as an obligatory respite for the planet. The origin of this celebration dates back to 1970, when 20 million Americans began demonstrating for a healthy and sustainable environment.
How to celebrate Mother Earth Day?
Use and recommend replacing incandescent light bulbs with energy-saving ones.
Unplug and recommend unplugging electrical appliances that are not in use.
Teach children to appreciate and care for nature and the importance of biodiversity.
Reflect as a family on the impact of human actions on the health of the planet.
Try changing eating habits, such as eating less meat and meat products and stopping processed foods.
Reduce your water consumption and use it wisely.
