Siemens RC - México

This month I also joined a beautiful project in my community which consist of gathering organic waste (which is not garbage) from our home and "Hagamos composta" group do the rest! They collect it every week and make compost! It´s a way we ensure our community become more sustainable. They have presence in many states across Mexico...

If food access would be ensured in every community, also would be the supply from local producers and that would be directly related to sustainability. Also, the products consumed might be less processed and in consecuence the food quality ealthier.

Less laundry, dry clean and wash (and use) the car as less as possible. A practice I already have that reduce a lot my water footprint is my vegetarian diet.

I was surprised by the 1st and 2nd place of the dirty dozen list becase I use to consume a lot of strawberries and spinachs. The good news is, when I buy berries, it is from local and small producers of a region very close to my city and are supposedly organic. Actually, they don´t sell them packed in single use plastic containers, but in a 1lt...

It is always nice to have a healthy exchange of ideas. I think it´s important to maintain active listening and to be empathic, otherwise this could be the challenging part if we are not willing to.

During this month I had the real opportunity to learn more about the sustainable development goals and my contribution with behaviors and actions such as:  learning and teaching, executing, reducing waste, energy consumption, be aware of my carbon footprint, water consumption, really amazing month. :)  

Mi papá sembrando plantas y algunas con flores

Haciendo ejercicio usando la bici

 Elimine lo contenido en bandeja de reciclaje de mi correo y los borradores