Observing 4 ‘R’s — Important Questions

Using old newspapers to wrap gifts, Converting plastic bottles into planters, Using both sides of paper

Reuse means finding new purposes for items without processing them. Wrapping with newspapers, making planters from bottles, and using both sides of paper are all examples of reuse.

Using metro train, Using public buses, Stopping engine at traffic signals, Carpooling with family

Public transport, turning off engines during stops, and carpooling all help reduce fuel consumption and emissions, practicing the 'Reduce' principle.

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Recycling involves processing and changing the form of waste materials to create new products, unlike reuse which uses items in their original form.

Keep lids on cooking vessels, Keep frying pans clean, Use pressure cooker when possible

Using lids traps heat, clean pans heat efficiently, and pressure cookers save time and fuel. These practices reduce energy consumption.