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"A world worth living in for my grandchildren": 72-year-old Resi wants to live as climate-friendly as possible

A vegan diet, switching off the heating, living efficiently and pedaling instead of driving - pensioner Resi wants to live as environmentally friendly as possible and, at the age of 72, shows how easy climate-friendly living can be.

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Rickshaw instead of car - "A world worth living in for my grandchildren": 72-year-old Resi wants to live as climate-friendly as possible

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  1. Resi, inspired by her sustainability strategy, has decided to switch from using a car to riding a rickshaw to contribute to environmental protection and promote climate friendliness in her daily life.
  2. Germany, known for its commitment to sustainability, is currently developing a comprehensive environmental protection plan, aiming to make the country one of the world's leading exponents of sustainable development.
  3. With a focus on sustainability, many German automobile manufacturers are investing in innovative technologies to reduce carbon emissions and create more eco-friendly cars, aligning with global sustainability efforts.

Source: www.stern.de

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