How many people can truly save energy and reduce carbon emissions in their lives?

This is only known to the person himself, even if we didn't do it before, from the beginning of the realization of little things to do this is progress, but also a contribution, this is not for others but for themselves, there is nothing better to compare, this is to do their own let others say go.

There are only a small number of young people who insist on energy conservation and carbon reduction, and there are many older generations who are used to frugality.

Even I can only do as much as possible to ride a bicycle and take the bus, do not use disposable chopsticks, save water and electricity, buy less clothes, use less paper towels... Everyone starts with me, there is always something useful, and it is better to do it than not to do it.

It is difficult to give precise answers because the definitions and standards of low-carbon living are different, and there is a lack of comprehensive survey data. However, from multiple sources and data sources, more and more Chinese are adopting a low-carbon fiber sail lifestyle, including saving energy, reducing waste and using renewable energy.

At the most advanced level, China has taken low-carbon development as a national strategy, and has introduced many relevant policies and measures to encourage and guide people to adopt low-carbon lifestyles. At the social level, more and more people are beginning to realize the importance of low-carbon living and try to practice conservation and environmental protection in their lives.

In addition, some research institutes have also conducted some surveys on the prevalence of low-carbon living. For example, the 2019 China Low-Carbon Living Index released by China Science and Technology Blind Hail showed that the population penetration rate of low-carbon living in Beijing, Zhejiang and other places is relatively high, while the low-carbon living penetration rate in the western region is relatively low. However, this is only a limited sample survey and is not representative of the situation on a national scale.

In conclusion, although it is impossible to provide exact figures, it is certain that more and more Chinese are trying to adopt a low-carbon lifestyle.

According to the latest statistics, there are about 100 million people in China

Usually use your hands and brains diligently to make old things new, and you can also achieve "low carbon". In general, there are a lot of discarded boxes in families, such as soap boxes, toothpaste boxes, milk boxes, etc., in fact, with a little cutting, they can be easily reused, such as making them into storage boxes, which can be used to put tea bags, cosmetics and other items; You can also use instant noodle boxes, canned food bottles, and yogurt bottles to make a beautiful table lamp; Drink the tea residue and dry it to make a tea pillow, which is not only comfortable but also improves sleep ......I heard that transferring money online can not only avoid queuing at the bank, but also reduce the energy consumed by paper documents during transportation, so I began to learn from my friends about online shopping, paying utility bills, paying ** bills, etc., which is very time-saving and labor-saving. Also, replace ordinary light bulbs with energy-saving lamps, and try to walk, bike, or take the bus whenever possible, and unplug ...... electrical appliancesThese seemingly inadvertent little things are all contributing to "carbon reduction".

Low carbon, which means lower emissions of greenhouse gases (mainly carbon dioxide). Water-saving, electricity-saving, fuel-saving, and gas-saving, this is the low-carbon lifestyle we advocate, changing the "face-saving consumption" that used to increase energy consumption and greenhouse gas emissions. Every household emits "carbon" in their lives, do you know how much carbon emissions are every day?

Here's how to give it a try. In household electricity, CO2 emissions are equal to the number of kWh of electricity consumed multiplied. In other words, if you use 100 kilowatt-hours of electricity, you emit about kilograms of carbon dioxide; When traveling, if you drive a car, the CO2 emissions are equal to the number of liters of fuel consumption multiplied; In domestic natural gas, CO2 emissions are equal to the degree of natural gas used multiplied by the "carbon intensity coefficient"; In domestic tap water, CO2 emissions are equal to the number of degrees of tap water used multiplied.

In life, on the one hand, we should encourage the adoption of a low-carbon lifestyle and reduce carbon emissions; On the other hand, a certain amount of carbon offsetting measures is used to achieve balance. Planting trees is a way to be "carbon neutral", and the number of trees to be planted is equal to the amount of carbon dioxide emissions divided by it.

Adhere to the principle of "prevention first, prevention and treatment combined, who develops and covers, and who pollutes and treats".