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Why our consumption shapes the future of the planet

Why our consumption shapes the future of the planet

Our consumption, our future. Each of us has unique strengths and hidden abilities that can contribute to positive change. By combining our efforts, we can influence the future of our planet.

In this module, you will learn how our daily consumption affects the environment and what steps we can take to change our habits. You will gain practical advice and knowledge that will help you become more responsible consumers.

Ecological footprints – you will learn how your decisions impact the environment and what effect they have on our planet.
Sustainable alternatives – you will discover various sustainable products and services that can replace conventional, less eco-friendly options.
Personal responsibility – you will find out what steps you can take to reduce your ecological footprint.
Community collaboration – you will understand the importance of collaboration within the community to achieve sustainable goals.
Impact on the future – you will explore how collective decisions can shape the future of our planet and contribute to change.

Conclusion: Embark on a journey towards sustainability and discover how your consumption can shape the future of our planet. Try this module and become part of the positive change!

Imagine that you received a gift that you don't need. What will you do with it? I'll keep it – it might come in handy later.
I will give it to someone who will use it more.
I'll put it aside and forget that I have it.
I will exchange it for something more practical.
I will use it as an experiment – maybe I will find a new purpose for it.

In the morning, you open your wardrobe and realize that you don't want to wear anything. How do you react? I will order something new – sometimes it's necessary.
I will try to mix something differently.
I will think about why I have that feeling.
I will remove the things that I don't wear and give them a new life.
I'll take something neutral and focus on other things instead.

In the market, you will notice three types of apples: local, foreign, and organic imported. Which ones will you choose? Looking for those that look the best.
I will support the farmer locally.
After bio – health is the priority.
According to the price – I won't pay double for apples.
It depends on the current mood and purpose.

You find out that your favorite product has a negative impact on the environment. What will you do? I ignore it – I have been using it for years.
I will start looking for an alternative.
I'm sharing info – so that others know too.
I will think about what it triggered in me.
I will reduce consumption, but I will not give it up entirely.

Imagine that tomorrow all your belongings disappear. How do you feel? Desperately – I am attached to them.
Liberating – a space for a new beginning.
Confused – I don’t know what I would do.
Unfairly – after all, I deserved all of it.
Practically – I will quickly get only what is necessary.

You have the opportunity to experience a month of life outside civilization. What do you decide? That sounds interesting – I'm in.
Only if it won't be completely uncomfortable.
No, I would miss too much.
It depends on who I would be there with.
It sounds good – but it's probably not for me.

Your friend bought a new phone, even though the old one was working. How do you react? I understand him/her – after all, I also like new things.
I will think about whether I do it that way too.
I will tell him that it is pointless.
I envy him a little – I want a new one too.
I don't care – his choice.

A technology has been found that can slow down climate change, but it requires a change in our habits. How do you respond? It sounds good, but I'm not sure I can handle it.
I will support it – change is necessary.
I will wait to see how it turns out for others.
It depends on whether it will affect my lifestyle.
I will start with small steps – at least something.

In the store, you can choose between a high-quality but expensive product and a cheap one that wears out quickly. What will you choose? Expensive – lasts longer.
Cheap – at least I can change it more often.
It depends on what it is.
I'll try to find something in between.
Maybe nothing – I don't need it right away.

How do you perceive the word "sufficiency"? To have everything I need – and a little extra.
Inner peace without the need to constantly own something.
Safety – backup, reserve, certainty.
A state that never lasts long.
Something that everyone defines differently.