Answer:
1. Purchase products that have eco-labels for reference. These labels allow consumers to learn exactly products are made from and the percentages of the ingredients in a particular food or household item.
2. Recycle all plastic and glass products as a household. This process prevents the overuse of petroleum products in the making of items, as well as, protects trees and forests used in paper products.
3. Reduce or eliminate the use of products that come in aerosol cans. These products are known to damage the ozone layer, the environment and to add to the pollution of the air that we breathe.
4. Purchase eco-friendly appliances for your home and office. There are many brands and types of appliances in this category that are designed to utilize less energy and to reduce utility costs.
