Winchester Action on Climate Change (WinACC) UK proposed some key actions for an individual and household to reduce carbon foot print basically stressing to reduce energy consumption, more efficient source, and renewable energy. There are some other activities which can be performed by an individual like

http://www.winacc.org.uk/what-can-i-do/top-tips-reducing-your-carbon-footprint

thx waqas

Here are many ways you can shout, stomp your feet, act and urge action on climate change.

1. Put pressure on the brands you love and loathe .

2. Stop eating meat .

3. Buy a more fuel efficient car – or ditch it altogether .

5. Vote for the planet .

6. Switch energy provider – and spend less on electricity .

Dear Drlatief Ahmad,

Please have a look at these useful links.

http://rcgb.rutgers.edu/wp-content/uploads/2013/09/AndrewsFriis2012.pdf

https://www.researchgate.net/post/What_is_your_response_to_climate_change_as_an_individual

Good luck!

Thank you @ali and arvind

Reducing energy use, reducing the use of chemical fertilizers, looking for alternatives in the use of motor fuel, preventing the dumping of factory waste in the rivers

You’ve probably heard this before, either from conservation organizations or your parents lecturing you about the utility bill. But it’s worth repeating: conserving resources is good for everybody, especially the planet.

• Reduce water usage.
• More and more plantation
• Use natural and conventional resources
• Be responsible for neat and clean environment
• Use less electricity.
• Eat less meat. We’re not saying you have to go vegetarian, but easy changes go a long way over time.
• Avoid plastic. Really, the less you use the better.
• Drive less. Walk, bike, take the bus! Even fuel-efficient cars pollute, so park them when you can. Not to mention, it goes a long way to helping you stay in shape.

If you’re familiar with these concepts - great! If you aren’t, it’s not too late.

Thx @ nihad and dinesh