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In the modern era, green living has become a popular trend. However, there are many misconceptions surrounding green living, which prevent us from really understanding what it means and how to do it. In this article, we will explore the misconceptions about green living, thereby learning how to implement our lifestyle in the right way.&nbsp;<figure class="image"><img src="https://storage.googleapis.com/circo-coworking--1550040568856.appspot.com/images/MG_0244_cd263e9fde.jpg"></figure>1. Paper is not better than plastic&nbsp; A common myth is that paper is considered better than plastic because it can decompose naturally. However, the truth is not always so. Paper production consumes demanding energy, natural resources and causes emissions and water pollution. Without recycling or using paper sustainably, paper use can contribute to deforestation and climate change.<figure class="image"><img src="https://storage.googleapis.com/circo-coworking--1550040568856.appspot.com/images/929059bd065086ccec034a966bc836d4_9022ed8613.jpg"></figure> So instead of focusing on the type of material, we should consider how to use and recycle them sustainably. A better solution is using paper sparingly or applying biodegradable plastics for daily activities.2. Go green not only by planting trees&nbsp; Living green is not simply about planting trees. Planting trees is a key part of green living, but it is not the only thing we need to do. Green living includes minimizing waste, using renewable energy, saving water, and limiting the use of hazardous substances. It is important that we change the way we live our daily lives to minimize the negative impact on the environment.<figure class="image"><img src="https://storage.googleapis.com/circo-coworking--1550040568856.appspot.com/images/Them_tieu_de_phu_3_min_6025559c1d.png"></figure>3. Green living does not require living away from the city and modern life While many people believe that green living is only possible by living in a rural setting, the truth is that we can all make sustainable choices in our urban lives. Some simple ways to do this include using public transportation, investing in renewable energy, conserving water, and making energy-efficient upgrades to our homes.4. Living green does not mean not using any electricity&nbsp; A final misconception is that living green requires us to live without electricity. We can use renewable energy such as solar, wind power to power our homes and save energy by using LEDs, energy-saving appliances, and turning off unused devices. Green living doesn't mean we have to live an uncomfortable life, but rather using energy wisely and economically.Green living is an environmentally conscious lifestyle and our impact on it. To live green properly, we need to understand the misconceptions surrounding it and change our daily actions. By implementing measures to save energy, use resources sustainably, and reduce the amount of waste, we can live green and contribute to protecting the environment for the future.&gt;&gt;&gt;&gt; FOR YOU:<ul><li style="text-align:justify;"><a href="https://circo.co/en/blogs/4-ways-cir-co-is-promoting-a-greener-company-culture">4 ways cirCO is promoting a greener company culture</a> &nbsp;</li><li style="text-align:justify;"><a href="https://circo.co/en/blogs/cir-co-co-working-space-focuses-on-sustainable-value">cirCO Co-working space focuses on sustainable value</a> &nbsp;</li></ul>

In the modern era, green living has become a popular trend. However, there are many misconceptions surrounding green living, which prevent us from really understanding what it means and how to do it. In this article, we will explore the misconceptions about green living, thereby learning how to implement our lifestyle in the right way. 