The potential to save you money
Everyday things like driving a car, having a shower, or turning a light on, all contribute to your emissions footprint. Cutting down on these everyday actions can reduce that footprint, and help you save money.
Reducing the cost of your energy bill is an obvious benefit to reducing your energy usage, but there are other easy cost-saving changes you can make that can have additional environmental benefits.
Think about how many times you just pop to the shop in the car. Petrol is often one of the most expensive regular costs for a household. For every dollar per litre you save by not filling up as often, you also reduce your individual emissions footprint.
Finding ways to drive less, such as making a habit of doing a single weekly shopping trip, using public transport, walking or cycling to nearby destinations, may help to reduce your emissions footprint.