What On Earth Are You Doing
January 1, 2009 by Eugene
Filed under Publications
Download our free ebook, What On Earth Are You Doing?, and learn the 6 steps to do your part for the environment.
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If you’re interested about what is happening to the environment and want to do something for the environment, the ebook makes it easier for you. A six-step plan is proposed to help you increase awareness and knowledge about the environment, and to take action to improve and protect the environment, thus creating a sustainable future.
The six steps include:
1. Respect all life and renew your bond with nature and its biodiversity (Self)
2. Improve your environmental awareness and knowledge (Self)
3. Practise the 3 “Rs” – Reduce, Reuse, Recycle (Self)
4. Spread the environmental message and influence others (Family/Friends/School/Work/Group)
5. Support local environmental initiatives and groups (Community/Local Environment)
6. Use your rights as citizens and consumers (Community/Local Environment)
The steps begin with first developing your “Self” by respecting and renewing your relationship with nature and its biodiversity, improving on your understanding of environmental issues and knowledge, and taking personal actions to reduce wastage and overconsumption.
Next, move on to influence your “Family/Friends/School/Work/Group” by spreading the environmental message to others such as family members, friends and colleagues, and convincing organisations that you belong to, such as schools, companies, religious or social groups, to be environmentally friendly.
Lastly, go one step further to shape your “Community/Local Environment” through supporting environmental initiatives by the government and environmental groups, volunteering or participating in activities organised by the groups, and exercising your rights as citizens and consumers to influence the status quo on the environment.
You can follow the six steps or choose a few steps to do something for the environment. The steps are not complete and are only a guide to help you make the first move.
The six steps are also known as the 6 habits of green conscious people in this Squidoo lens. The lens include links to websites, books and videos. Learn the 6 habits now, and take action to improve and protect the environment.
Publications From Other Sources
January 1, 2009 by Eugene
Filed under Publications
Learn more about the environment in Asian countries from the following resources:
Global
- The Little Green Data Book (The World Bank)
- Country Profile and/or State of Environment (UNEP Regional Resource Centre for Asia and the Pacific)
- Country Environmental Factsheets (The World Bank)
- Key World Energy Statistics 2007 (International Energy Agency)
- Global Environment Outlook: environment for development (UNEP)
Singapore
- Singapore Nature Map (Website)
- National Energy Policy Report (Ministry of Trade and Industry)
- Energy Efficient Singapore (National Environment Agency)
- ABC Waters Programme (Public Utilities Board)
- Green Mark Scheme (Building and Construction Authority)
- Key Environmental Statistics 2007 (Ministry of the Environment and Water Resources)
- NEA Annual Report 2006/2007 (National Environment Agency)
- NParks Annual Report 2006/2007 (National Parks Board)
- National Climate Change Strategy (Ministry of the Environment and Water Resources)
- Singapore Green Plan 2012 (Ministry of the Environment and Water Resources)
- State of the Environment 2005 Report (Ministry of the Environment and Water Resources)
- PUB Annual Report 2005 (Public Utilities Board)
- Guidebook on Waste Minimisation for Industries (National Environment Agency)
Hong Kong
- Environment Hong Kong 2007 (Environmental Protection Department)
- EPD Environmental Performance Report 2007 (Environmental Protection Department)
Japan
- Annual Report on the Environment and the Sound Material-Cycle Society in Japan 2007 (Ministry of the Environment)
- Annual Report on the Environment in Japan 2006 (Ministry of the Environment)
- Outline of the Basic Environment Plan (Ministry of the Environment)
South Korea
- Green Korea 2006 (Ministry of Environment)












