International Day of Kindness Today November 13: Here are 10 Gestures to Apply
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Plant a tree
Get your hands dirty and force the natural cycle. The tree produces oxygen and cleans the air: it is life
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Walk, walk, walk
Step by step, joint, lung and heart problems are reduced in addition to no more carbon dioxide being introduced into the environment
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build a beehive
With a simple gesture it will be possible to protect the bees that contribute to the biodiversity of the planet and increase the production of honey
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Rent, do not buy
An increasingly sustainable practice from an economic and environmental point of view. Fashion rental is the new trend of clothing
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Educating in kindness
Every day is a good day to learn how to better treat our planet. Change starts with everyday gestures
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Reduce, Reuse, Recycle & Donate
Reduce consumption, reuse things, recycle them properly, or donate them to those who need them most. The circular economy should become a habit
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Rediscover Candles
Minimize the use of artificial light by rediscovering the beauty of candles. Their healing light will create a perfect magical atmosphere not only for a romantic dinner
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Eating at kilometer 0
Local shopping is good for the environment and allows you to meet local entrepreneurs allowing direct contact with their nature
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Helping animals in distress
Kindness should not be limited to people. Through small gestures, it is possible to help organizations that help animals in difficulty
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Keep a cute diary
It’s a great way to learn about and be grateful for the good deeds of others, as well as our own actions
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