What else can we do for the environment

Switch from dairy milk to oat milk
Eat no meat or cut down to once or twice a week
Buy locally grown fruit and veg

alegriasl. That made me laugh

I don't drive but I put all recycle in the blue bin and walk glass over to the community centre glass bins as blue bins don't accept glass. When I move as sharing at present, I'll get into an economical life style again.

Good info on the Earthshot Prize programme on BBC1

Litter pick every month in the town and surrounding area
Walk almost everywhere on daily basis and usually take bag to pick up litter as I go
Vegetarian
Heating kept low or off when needed pile on extra clothes
Try to buy British but difficult when so much imported from China.
Have stopped buying new clothes apart from replacing basics.
Do not change clothes daily apart from socks/underwear
Recycle re council information and visit recycling centre for stuff that can’t go in bins.
My children have so far made a decision not to have children re overpopulation.
Grow wild flowers for bees/ butterflies.
Sadly this is not enough whilst the Amazon rainforest is being cut and burnt to provide food for the every growing human race. China, India and America still continue to burn fossil fuels without any concern to how it is affecting climate change. Although like all the other posters on here I try to do my best it is very depressing as some individuals and countries refuse to acknowledge that their actions have a devastating effect on the environment.

One thing nobody has yet mentioned is the recycling of medicine blister packs; I take a lot of medication and used to hate throwing the packs away, so I’m delighted there are Terracycle containers in some Superdrug stores, where they can be disposed of for recycling.

I also do not fly anywhere, grow my own veg and have planted a few trees. We have showers and I collect rainwater for the garden. No pesticides used on the garden. I keep on remembering more things!

Every little helps, I'm glad so many people here are doing their best.

I had no choice but to burn oil for our central heating at my previous address, but never used the coal fires.

We had a wood burner, and I always bought kiln dried wood. Some neighbours used anything they could find, sometimes their smoke was eye watering!