Topic 2: What should or shouldn’t you do to reduce the negative impact of travelling on the environment Giúp mình với ạ mình

Travelling can have a negative impact on the environment, but there are steps you can take to minimize your impact. Here are some things we should and shouldn’t do to reduce the negative impact of travelling on the environment:

1. Choose eco-friendly transportation: Whenever possible, choose public transportation, bike, or walk. If you must drive, consider carpooling or renting a fuel-efficient vehicle.

2. Stay in eco-friendly accommodation: Look for hotels or accommodations that have sustainable practices, such as recycling programs, energy-efficient lighting, and low-flow toilets and showers.

3. Reduce your energy consumption: Turn off lights and electronics when you leave your room and keep your thermostat at a moderate temperature.

4. Pack light: The heavier your luggage, the more fuel is required to transport it. Pack only what you need and avoid bringing disposable items like plastic water bottles and packaging.

5. Support local businesses: Eating at local restaurants and purchasing souvenirs from local artisans helps to support the local economy and reduces the environmental impact of importing goods.

1. Fly frequently: Air travel is one of the most carbon-intensive forms of transportation, so it’s important to minimize your air travel as much as possible.

2. Use disposable items: Avoid using disposable items like plastic water bottles, utensils, and packaging. Instead, bring reusable items like a water bottle, utensils, and shopping bags.

3. Waste water: In areas where water is scarce, be mindful of your water usage. Take shorter showers, turn off the tap when brushing your teeth, and avoid wasting water unnecessarily.

4. Leave lights and electronics on: When you leave your hotel room, turn off lights and electronics to reduce your energy consumption.

5. Engage in activities that harm wildlife: Avoid activities that harm wildlife, such as riding elephants, visiting tiger temples, or swimming with dolphins. Instead, choose activities that promote wildlife conservation and protect the environment.