Join the Celebration of Earth Day 2022

The 22nd of April is recognized as Earth Day, also known as International Mother Earth Day. One of the major goals of the campaign is to promote public awareness about the mounting dangers of human overpopulation, biodiversity loss, and deterioration of environmental quality.

Every year since 1970, people from all walks of life come together to commemorate the first Earth Day, which was observed by the United States on April 22, 1970.

In 1970, the Earth day began with 20 million people around the United States celebrated the Earth day events by overflowing their local streets, parks, and auditoriums to demand a healthy and sustainable environment. Smog-filled towns, dirty rivers, unrestrained pollution, and other dangers to the environment were front of mind for many of these people.

Since then, Earth Day has been observed across the globe by people of all walks of life who are concerned about ensuring a better future for the next generation. To help the environment and our planet earth, people have celebrated Earth Day in the past by holding events, festivals, and other public awareness efforts.

Earth Day 2022 Theme

Celebrate Earth Day with the Global Earth Challenge

You may assume that defending the planet is a huge undertaking that can only be undertaken by the United Nations, the powerful, and business leaders. We may be surprised to learn, however, that there are numerous things we can all do to have an impact. Even the tiniest modifications may have a significant effect.

Take part in Earth Day activities this April 22 and see exciting ways to show love for nature.

Below are the ways you can join in the Earth Day celebration this year:

1. Remove Plastic Waste from Your Neighborhood and Local Parks

Participating in cleanups is a wonderful way to build a stronger connection with our planet for Earth Day 2022. Get out with a trash bag and pick up any plastic you come across while out for a run or stroll. That trashy ditch down the street from your house may need a good spring cleaning, too. You'll soon learn that plastic penetrates every part of our existence.

Plastic is a problem, but how simple is it to produce and store more of our own food when the rest of the world wakes up to it? Don't forget to recycle any plastic that you can.

2. Save up some water

Let's face it, many people waste a lot of water every day but you can help in conserving it in your own way especially if you are a true blue plantita or plantito.

By understanding how much water your garden requires, you can keep your plants healthy and avoid overwatering. Keep your garden free of fungal disease by not watering it from above. Only water them at the soil level.

In addition to this, a rain barrel may be used to collect rainfall from a roof, gutters, and the sky. This kind of garden is ideal for low-lying areas since it filters out pollutants and offers habitat for species such as butterflies, songbirds, and other wildlife. Through this, you don't only help to conserve water but also help the environmental protection agency of your country in protecting the natural habitat of animals.

3. Involve your kids

Kids are the best way to invest in our planet. Don't forget to instill in your children a love of the outdoors and of flora this spring break in participation in the Earth Day 2022. Experiential learning is abundant in the natural world. Vegetables are more likely to be consumed by children who are actively involved in their cultivation. This doesn't just help promote better human health but also teaches them to be advocates of environmental justice at a young age.

Voices heard from many cities around the world to express love for nature.

4. Plant trees

Our trees are really important to us! They absorb carbon dioxide, cool hot areas, aid agriculture, protect pollinators, lessen the spread of illness, and promote local economy all at the same time. A single oak tree may attract more insects and birds than a whole yard full of plants, according to a new study, and making you a supporter of the endangered species act in your own way. Your local government can help you plant more trees and native gardens in public areas, or you may do it yourself!

Achieve a billion acts of green in Earth Day 2022 with the clean air act and reduce air pollution!

5. Practice the reduce, reuse, recycle while gardening

Saving money and being environmentally conscious go hand in hand and helps you to participate in the earth day network to find climate change. For plantitas and plantitos, here are some ideas to join the environmental movement for Earth Day 2022:

• When you know you're going to need a lot of topsoil, mulch, compost, or other materials, buy in bulk and save money. It not only helps you to invest in our planet by reducing the use of plastic bags but in many cases, you may have a garden store deliver them to your home.

• Old plastic pots and trays may be repurposed, recycled, or returned.

• Use biodegradable pots and end plastic pollution.

6. Consider a community that contributes to the great global cleanup and climate literacy

You can also help to invest in our planet when you purchase a brand new home in a community provider that increase awareness about environmental issues by providing opportunities to its residents to participate in promoting green cities.

Stopping climate change for a sustainable future

The formal announcement has been issued by the Earth Day Organization that the Earth Day theme for 2022 will be "Invest in Our Planet". This is in line with prioritizing and remembering that to act boldly, to innovate widely, and to execute in an effective way are essential in saving the planet earth.

Innovation in the private sector is providing the change we need to support our planet at a rapid pace with the aid of the public and government. It's time to develop a green economy and at the same time, a more sustainable future by working together in order to achieve a better natural world for future generations.

Lumina Homes recently unbox a healthier and greener lifestyle by strengthening its Community Development Group’s policies on proper waste segregation and collection. In addition, Lumina Homes is also in the process of making its eco-facilities nationwide fully operational-- as it partakes in finding solutions to our environmental problems.

As part of the Villar SIPAG Foundation and other non-profit organizations, Lumina's eco-facilities are specialized structures within the building that accepts waste and processes it for donation to Villar SIPAG Foundation and other organizations that make compost fertilizer or recycle plastic waste into plastic chairs.

Take your chance in becoming an environmental activist and make recycling and environmental protection a part of your daily life. Invest in our planet and to a sustainable future now with Lumina Homes!