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There are many things you can do if you are interested in how to reduce carbon footprint and help protect the environment. For starters, one of the easiest things you can do is shop sustainably. From targeted ads on social media to deals that are too good to pass up, shopping, for most of us, is at the core of our lifestyle. It makes sense then, that of all the ways we can transition to more sustainable living, shopping may just be one of the most difficult adjustments to make.

As companies around the world work towards carbon neutrality, many governments are implementing carbon taxes, which place a price on carbon, a greenhouse gas, in an effort to reduce industrial carbon emissions. This has proven to be a fairly effective form of emissions mitigation, and when enacted properly, can have significant impacts on improving sustainable options for consumers.

There’s a lot of hype around the term "Greenwashing" these days. But what is it? And how to avoid it? Let’s try to clear that up. Did you notice the increase of eco-friendly products on the market recently? Everything from food and beauty products, to cars and furniture now wears the eco tag. 

If you want to avoid polluting the environment, make sure you're using the right products and methods to clean your home.