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Recycle recycle
Food peelings and raw fruit and veg waste in compost bin
Plastics, paper, cans, jars, bottles etc collected fortnightly
Bath water saved and pumped via hose to water garden
Shred garden plants for mulch
Walk whenever possible
Always go out with bags when shopping
Reuse plastic shopping bags
Save bread packaging for freezing food and wrapping food
Save junk mail paper and use for shopping lists
Save wrapping paper if possible and gift bags for reuse

I recycle, reuse and compost everything I can. I use the car as little as possible. And I throw almost nothing away

Climate change worries me - have started to make steps using beeswax wraps instead of plastic to wrap food items. Being extra vigilant in recylcing items in the correct bins. Trying to purchase loose items rather than items wrapped in lots of plastic. Having at least 1 non meat meal a week Small starter steps............

Bought a water butt to use rainwater in the garden and a compost bin for all the vegetable peel waste.

Walk instead of taking the bus or driving
Recycling
Had a complete declutter and passed on things to charity shop
Use less water

He sounds like my ex who I divorced after almost 40 years of marriage. I found the courage to do this and move to a different part of England and I’m getting the old me back and still being visited and visiting my kids
I’d leave him

I have my own fruit and veg bags which I take with me when I go shopping with a view to not having anything wrapped in plastic.
They are made of cotton and I wash them after each use.
I have to make a real effort to remember to take them with me when I go shopping as I can be a little forgetful!
I put them by the front door and them I don't risk forgetting them.
I am glad to see the return of the paper carrier bag which I save and re-use.

I walk wherever possible, and no longer buy bottled water; straight from the tap is fine. We have a meat free day at least once a week.

Lots of recycling and changing from plastic bags to canvas ones where possible

Stopped using aerosols.
Roll on deodorant, non aerosol hairspray (Bedhead), recyclable spray bottles of furniture cleaner et al.

I've long been a user of Freegle where I have given away unwanted stuff and acquired things I needed for free. I try to be as economical as possible with using power and water in the house. Being on a low income means it is a necessity anyway, but feeling that you are making even small steps to save the planet helps to motivate my efforts. I was brought up to hate waste which has given me a tendancy to be a hoarder, but I'm trying to make good use of my 'stuff' or gradually give it away to someone who needs it.

I am shocked by the wastage I see around me. At the end of term in July things were being thrown out by our department because 'we didn't need them'. All that was needed was to carry them down a couple of corridors to give them to another department who were glad to have them. At least I saved a few items from landfill!

I only buy what I will use/consume to reduce waste.

I have been clearing out a lot of stuff that is not needed anymore.

I avoid single use plastic as much as possible and use a local ‘plastic free’ shop. I walk and use buses rather than driving where possible. I am also on a ‘green’ electricity tariff.

Eating less meat

I recycle where I can and am careful to not buy too many things that are wrapped in plastic.
I use shampoo and shower gel bars.
I give my old clothes to charity and even the things that are not fit for someone else to wear, I give to a local charity who can get money for rags.

Recycling and following my Mother in ‘make do and mend’.

We've cut down dramatically on the frequency of car use/driving since the lockdown began. We realised that we could actually get to many places that we needed to get to on a regular basis by cycling or walking, and along with being great for the environment, this has really improved our health and fitness levels too.

We recycling everything that can be recycled and use energy friendly bulbs

Recycle of course.
Upcycle my clothes.

I do all the usual recycling: cardboard, plastics, glass etc. Recently I have began to use beeswax wraps for food leftovers in the fridge consequently I have stopped buying cling wrap. I have also stopped buying pump soap dispensers and returned to block soap, organic and plastic free wrap.

I grow a lot of my own organic food, as well as hardly using the car; put on thermals rather than have the heating on.

I lead by example.

I recycle all recyclable items my family use.

I donate all old items (clothes / furniture) to good causes.

I am vegan.

I have stopped buying new clothes and have gone through my wardrobe and am now using all the older clothes that I had forgotten about - some still had tags on! I have realised how little I need and have given lots to charity.

Recycling, buying things with less plastic packaging