Solutions to Climate Change
   There are personal lifestyle changes that you can make and that，to some extent，can help reduce your carbon impact.Not all are right for everybody.But applying just a few of them could make a difference.
   Move closer to work.
   Transportation is one of the leading sources of greenhouse gas emissions. （1）

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One way to dramatically cut transportation fuel needs is to move closer to work，use mass transportation，or switch to walking，cycling or some other modes of transport that does not require anything other than human energy.
   Consume less.
   （2）

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Whether by quitting an automobile or employing a reusable grocery sack，cutting back on consumption results in fewer fossil fuels being burned to extract，produce and ship products around the globe.
   （3）

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A

   A potentially simpler and even bigger effect can be produced by doing more with less.Citizens of many developed countries are energy-wasters，whether by speeding in a gas-wasting vehicle or leaving the lights on when not in a room.Similarly，employing more efficient refrigerators，air conditioners and other appliances can cut electricity bills. （4）

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You can turn the lights or your computers off when you leave the office.
   Stop cutting down trees.
   When purchasing wood products，such as furniture or flooring，buy used goods or，failing that，wood proved officially to have been sustainably harvested.The Amazon rainforest and other forests are more than the lung of the earth. （5）

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A.Be energy efficient.
B.Use few electrical appliances.
C.But it doesn't have to be that way.
D.Such efforts can also be usefully employed at work.
E.They may also be humans' short-term hope for limiting climate change.
F.The easiest way to cut back on greenhouse gas emissions is simply to buy less stuff.
G.Citizens spend more money on electricity to power devices when they're off than when they're on.