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Sustainable city living

I want to introduce you to Australian family who lives sustainably over a decade. Helen, Sam and his son live in the suburbs of Melbourne. In 2004, they moved to a house and changed it to eco-friendlier. Their decision was motivated by their concern about the environment. They started to prioritize living ecologically. Although the change wasn’t overnight, it grew on them and the outcome became their motivation. Since that, their house had a garden with veggie beds and fruit trees. And crops were later used to prepare a meal. They have installed solar panels on the roof. Also, they started to prepare food by solar dish which works the same as a range. Additionally, couple created biogas digester, which used food waste to prevent cooking gas and hot water. Their behavior became true inspiration for others. As Sam said, we shouldn’t wait for government to make a change but make the first step by ourselves.



source:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WeNaMlibiak




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  1. englishdiary18 October 2020 at 11:32

    Admirable! Unfortunately, without large-scale involvement of the state and changes in the law, major changes are not going to happen.
    Look at these sentences again and improve them: "Additionally, couple created biogas digester. Which used food waste to prevent cooking gas and hot water."

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