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We created this diagram to show your relationship with your environment and demonstrate how you can help your community to become more sustainable and to obtain energy sufficiency, better quality of life, and cleaner air.

This part of the website is to help you visualize effects of projects and potential projects. Projects can be related to multiple sections of the diagram below.

Our environment:   all the surroundings that provide the setting for human activity, ranging from the large-scale surroundings to the personal places, also a physical system that interact by exchanging mass, energy, or other properties. 

Your community

The area of the planet where you live, eat, make money,

pay your bills, shop, and spend most of you time.

Your lifestyle


Is the integrated way of life of an individual as typified by his


or her manner, attitudes, possessions, life choices, etc.

Your ecosystem


Everything around


your community,  all


plants, animals and


micro-organisms in an


area functioning with


all the factors of your


environment.

Your favorite place


The park, the beach, the


terrace, a faraway


retreat, etc

Your home


The place where you


live  as well as the place


you consider to be your 


unofficial home

Your trash

All the things you throw in the dumpster. It could be clothes, furniture, electronics, batteries, papers, toys, pretty much everything we buy and eventually breaks or we don't need anymore. 

How Micro empowering works to help you make a positive environmental impact

 Your Environmental Impact

Means thinking about things you can do to curb climate change and make your energy use more efficient, as well as think about biological diversity and the well-being of those who draw their livelihoods from the space around you. This is how you are make an impact in this planet, now it is entirely up to you to make this a positive impact!

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