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💡 Habit: Turn off the lights when you leave the room 📝 Post: Lights on when no one’s there = wasted energy. Flip the switch. Save energy. Protect the planet 🌍✨ #EcoClub#Day3

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💧 Habit: Turn off the tap while brushing your teeth 📝 Post: A small habit, a big impact. Turn off the tap today — help protect nature 💚 #EcoClub#Day2

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♻️ Habit: Use a reusable bottle instead of a plastic one 📝 Post: Every plastic bottle is a problem that lasts for centuries. Choose a reusable bottle today 🌍 #EcoHabit#Day1 @ecoclubiut instagram

🌱 10 DAYS – 10 ECO HABITS | STUDENT CHALLENGE You don’t have to be perfect to care. Just start with one small habit a day. For the next 10 days, Eco Club will share simple eco habits made for students — easy, realistic, and impactful 🌍 This challenge is not about doing everything right. It’s about not being indifferent. 📅 Starts: 7-january 📍 Instagram & Telegram Join us: 👉 Like this post 👉 Comment “I’m in!” 👉 Tag a friend Small habits. Big change. 🌱 Eco Club @ecoclubiut Instagram

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A plastic bottle does not decompose in nature for up to 450 years ⏳ 🌱 Small steps lead to big changes! @ecoclubiut

Around 92 million tonnes of textile waste are generated globally each year, equivalent to a garbage truck full of clothes being dumped or burned every second, with low recycling rates (around 12-15%) meaning most ends up in landfills or incinerators, fueled by overproduction and short garment lifespans. In the US alone, over 100 pounds of textiles per person are discarded annually, contributing to significant landfill space and pollution. Source

ECO, not EGO. Let the Earth breathe. 🌿♻️ @ecoclubiut