Thinking about everyday food and shopping choices can save money and natural resources. Below, you will find ways to more responsible and climate-friendly consumption.
The aim of circular economy is to keep goods and materials in use for as long as possible. This also makes it possible to reuse materials. Circular economy means
Food production, transportation, preparation and restaurant services cause about a quarter of all climate emissions.
Food that is produced unnecessarily burdens the environment. Food waste generated at home alone costs every Finn around 125 euros a year, according to the studies of the Natural Resources Institute Finland.
Sort dry waste (mixed waste) and biowaste separately. Biowaste mixed in dry waste
affects the combustion process and
reduces the energy recovery from the
material.
Don't use a plastic bag as a bio waste bag. A paper bag is the best choice. You can get a free biowaste bag, for example, from
a flour bag, cereal box, or folded newspaper.
Find local lending, rental and repair services, flea markets, recycling points, selling opportunities and sustainable mobility options in the Lappeenranta map service.
The aim of the map service is to encourage a sustainable lifestyle by making services easier to find. The map shows companies and associations that promote circular economy in the Lappeenranta region.
The services are classified into four main categories:
In the Lappeenranta map service, you can view information in the upper left corner by clicking on "Select what information is shown on the map". Circular economy services can be found in the "Rent, repair and recycle" section.
To the Lappeenranta map service