An English composition about low-carbon life and green environmental protection, with Chinese meaning

Today's society is a highly developed technological society. However, the shortcomings in the development process are obvious, such as: carbon dioxide, and environmental pollution. But the most serious should be the carbon dioxide problem.

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Now the problem of global warming because of excess emissions of greenhouse gases. Excessive amount of carbon dioxide emissions, creating a diversified economy and La Nina phenomena lag disorder. Two levels of glaciers melting, polar animals lose their chance of survival at the same time, will lead to rising sea levels, many coastal cities into the water did not result in a few years later. Therefore, we must take the necessary measures to reduce the environmental impact of carbon dioxide. From Joozone.com.

For example: tree-planting activities, reduce fossil fuel use, we can from our own, to promote low-carbon living. On December 7 last year, "Peninsula Metropolis Daily" launched " The "You Say, I Say, Low Carbon Life" campaign called on people to save energy and reduce emissions, and received an immediate response from citizens and relevant departments.

As a small citizen of Qingdao, I should also contribute to low carbon, start from the side, and be a "low carbon family" and "low carbon propagandist".

Now that I am at home on vacation, I will “operate” on my family members first! Grandma doesn’t pay much attention to economy when cooking every day. I said: “Grandma, we now advocate a “low-carbon life”. If you simmer rice, soak the rice for 20 minutes before cooking to shorten the time; use medium heat when cooking; Wipe the pot dry when cooking, and use a pressure cooker for food that is not easy to boil. This will help save gas. In addition, the water used for washing vegetables and rice can be used to water flowers, and the water used for washing clothes can be used to mop the floor. Or flush the toilet." Grandma said in surprise, "Really? Grandma is old and I don't know, just do what you say!".

After dad got up, he lit a cigarette. I took the opportunity to say: "Dad, smoking affects low-carbon life." Before I could finish my words, Dad asked: "What is low-carbon?" I said: "Low-carbon means energy saving and emission reduction. For example, if you drive a car, if you drive every day, Driving one less day a month can reduce 98 kilograms of carbon dioxide emissions every year.

Let’s say you use a computer! You can let it "sleep" for a while when not in use, which can save a lot of electricity! Dad said, "You know more than me, and what you say makes sense. I'll give it a try and join your "low-carbon family." I feel happy.

At night, grandpa turned on the TV and turned the sound very loud. I said: "Grandpa, now people are constantly improving their low-carbon awareness. Low sound and low brightness can save power. And your mobile phone, turn it off when not in use at night, which can reduce the number of charging times." Grandpa is smiling. He said: "You are indeed my good grandson. You have known about saving since you were a child. I haven't thought of this yet. I will definitely do it." I jumped three feet high with joy. Grandpa is also a "low-carbon family".

I can’t just ask others to be low-carbon, I have to do it myself, and I have to take action immediately. Drink more boiled water and less drinks; use less paper towels to wipe your hands; choose one day a week not to eat meat; buy less extra clothes and daily and school supplies; use both the front and back of notebooks without correction fluid or tape.

I hope everyone will develop low-carbon habits, raise low-carbon awareness, and strive to be a low-carbon pacesetter. This article comes from the composition zone.