We don't buy any opinions, we do the math and follow the money. Then we do our best:
- we are vegan (the best climate action you can take) as much as possible or vegetarian if needed, f. ex during travel
- we use our old vehicles because as the production of a new (electric) one is FAR more toxic for decades

- we eat as much raw food as possible and loads of herbs

- we've planted as many as 100 trees and large plants and many more small herbs and food that clean and regenerate the soil and air 

- we cook all our own food (no packaged food) in the following way

- on one burner induction stove top

- steamed with minimal water (normally 5-10 minutes)

- we add healthy virgin oils only after cooking, to reduce water required to clean dishes (no frying)

- we don't stack the dishes (if you do you have to clean two sides)

- we use a pressure cooker for rice (maximum 8 minutes), and legumes (maximum 10 minutes)

- we do not eat pesticides, herbicides, fungicides, GMO or otherwise which is very toxic to produce and transport

- we do drink coffee, but buy green, locally produced beans and toast them ourselves, slowly, and have developed a resource saving method to make coffee

- we buy most locally produced food at open markets that require no electricity to operate (maybe some nuts or grains are non local at times and in supermarkets)

- all water used for dishes is collected and poured onto trees- we use primarily locally made salt deodorants and eco-soaps (very little) and make our own 'lotions'

- we go to bed when it’s dark and get up when it’s light, using very little lighting (all LED)

- all water used for showers drains into the garden (we shower outdoors)

- showers never exceed 30 seconds (cold showers are healthy)

- we use hot water from pipes in the sun

- we don't use shampoo or any other hair product - only salt water, bergamote and a special brush (the no-poo method)

- no water is heated for any cleaning purpose (including showers) other than by the sun

- any soap that is used, is eco (we don't have fat soluble products and gently scrub instead)

- for clothes, we wash mainly by hand, pour the water in the garden, and occasionally (2x a month) a front loading eco machine that drains into the garden, only 15 minute eco-wash cycles

- we do not buy anything we don’t need, and almost all clothes are second hand

- we have found enjoyments other than shopping

- we do our due diligence of companies before we buy stuff and avoid the most cruel or polluting ones

- we try as much as possible to use recycled bags, and to recycle when possible

- we travel by scooter, bicycle, feet and for long distances, public transport

- due to the way we have designed our buildings, we do not require any cooling appliances, though perhaps at most ten days a year we use a fan at low speeds. No AC.

- we have no walls and various animals are welcome to travel through our home during the day

- stub tail macaques are crazy, but we are not going to kill them off as humans in an old fashion way

- deer, antelope, eagles, birds, frogs, snakes, lizards, insects, and lots of other identifyable things, and peacocks, are lovely btw

- wind flow for cooling is managed by manually moving items, such as study pods on wheels, a mobile kitchen etc.

- insects are dealt with in one way or another that doesn’t require downstream petrochemicals (99.9% of the time). For the rest we make our insect sprays from herbals, water and oils.

- we do not have a pool, we use the sea for swimming

- we flush toilets after number 2 only

- a few times a year we empty our vegan septic tanks and pour the product onto the garden (you’d be surprised how much vegan shit doesn’t stink)

- we sleep outdoors 365.4 days a year in pods designed to maximize wind and air flow and eliminate the need for cooling appliances no matter what time of year - it's a good feeling to see the stars and the moon at night

- unfortunately we require an electric pump to pump water, but as much as possible we water when city water is provided at adequate pressure (always before 0600)

- we are waiting for solar to become environmentally viable

- we have planted and water only local trees (though we learned some lessons on what "local" means)

- we exercise outdoors - run on the beach, or do yoga, if we travel we use local parks

- we do not own any energy consuming device we don’t need, except a silent electric guitar (uses rechargeable batteries)

- we use rechargeable headlamps and very few LED lights, not to disturb animals, birds and insects that sleep in our trees

- we use small solar lamps in the toilets

- we charge computers, headlamps, and phones only, and will do this with solar soon (our earlier porta-solar panel bit the dust)

- of course, no one travels now, but we had reduced our flights to once a year from Thailand to Spain

- for ten years we operated a very successful health retreat that taught guests how to live healthy, vegan, chemical free, energy efficient lifestyles with as little pharma and fossil fuels as possible

- we fly maximum two trips a per year, and stay with friends/family or rent places instead of staying at hotels to use less infrastructure

- we rent eco cars the few times we need to and take public transport (and meet awesome people) or get things transported to us 

- we buy online except when but much more locally and food at the farmer's markets, but never evil brands

- we teach the second law of thermodynamics as a foundation for managing one’s life

- we embrace nature as a force to respect and collaborate with
- we believe nature is smarter than humans and that so called innovation is what we discover about nature 

- at present, we are both around 60 years old and do not require any form of medication, are fit and healthy, creative and lively (masha'Allah)