Know how much carbon footprint you have first. Your carbon footprint is a total amount of greenhouse gases like carbon dioxide and methane that are produced directly or indirectly by the activities you are doing. Some easy ways to reduce it:

1. Use Energy Efficiently: You can switch over to energy-efficient appliances and use LED bulbs instead of traditional light bulbs. All electronic devices need to be unplugged when they are not being used to conserve energy.
2. Use of Renewable energy: such as the use of solar or wind power, if feasible, can power your house.
3. Drive Less: Use public transport, bicycles, walking, and carpool to reduce personal automobile emissions.
4. Eat a more plant-based diet: Plant-based food production often requires significantly less greenhouse-gas intensive practices than does the production of meat and dairy products.
5. Support Sustainable Products: Buy from companies that work on sustainability and do good business practices. This pushes the market forward for green products, thereby saving on waste.
6. Reduce, Reuse, Recycle: Try the three R’s to generate as little waste as possible. This can be paper, plastic, or glass recyclable items; using reusable goods and not buying a single use plastic for this or that
7. Save Water: Repair leaky faucets, use shorter showers, and have low-flow appliances installed to use less water energy.
8. Fly Less: Air travel has a significant carbon footprint. Reduce flights where possible and consider offsetting emissions for necessary travel.
9. Plant Trees: Trees absorb carbon dioxide and provide oxygen. Planting trees and supporting reforestation projects can help offset your carbon footprint.
10. Educate and Advocate: Spread awareness about climate change and advocate for policies that support sustainability and renewable energy.