• Skip to primary navigation
  • Skip to main content
  • Skip to primary sidebar
  • Skip to footer
https://theflexitarian.co.uk
  • MY COOKBOOK
    • My Cookbook: Less Meat, More Plants
    • DOWNLOAD a FREE Preview Copy
  • Recipes
    • Recipes by Course
    • Recipes by Ingredient
    • RECIPES BY DIET
    • Seasonal Food
  • Less Meat, More Plants
    • The Flexitarian Diet
    • Why Go Flexitarian?
      • Meat & Health
      • Meat & The Environment
      • Animal Welfare
      • I Am A Flexitarian
    • Tips & Hints
      • How To Cook Veggie
      • Cooking With Less Meat
      • Beginners’ Guides
      • Do It Yourself Recipes
      • How To Cook Without A Recipe
      • Left Over Recipes
      • Recipe Collections
      • Cookbook Reviews
      • Product Reviews
      • My Favourite Cookbooks
      • Cooking Classes
  • Lifestyle
    • Health & Nutrition
    • Green Living
    • Eating Out
    • Fighting Food Waste
    • Competition
    • Eco Travel
    • Fitness
    • Festivals & Markets
    • Grow Your Own
    • Great Reads
    • Gift Guides
    • Product Reviews
    • Veggie News
  • About Me
    • CONTACT ME
    • WORK WITH ME
    • In the News
    • Privacy Policy
  • Shopping List
https://theflexitarian.co.uk

https://theflexitarian.co.uk

The Flexitarian Diet - A Flexible Vegetarian Diet

  • MY COOKBOOK
    • My Cookbook: Less Meat, More Plants
    • DOWNLOAD a FREE Preview Copy
  • Recipes
    • Recipes by Course
    • Recipes by Ingredient
    • RECIPES BY DIET
    • Seasonal Food
  • Less Meat, More Plants
    • The Flexitarian Diet
    • Why Go Flexitarian?
      • Meat & Health
      • Meat & The Environment
      • Animal Welfare
      • I Am A Flexitarian
    • Tips & Hints
      • How To Cook Veggie
      • Cooking With Less Meat
      • Beginners’ Guides
      • Do It Yourself Recipes
      • How To Cook Without A Recipe
      • Left Over Recipes
      • Recipe Collections
      • Cookbook Reviews
      • Product Reviews
      • My Favourite Cookbooks
      • Cooking Classes
  • Lifestyle
    • Health & Nutrition
    • Green Living
    • Eating Out
    • Fighting Food Waste
    • Competition
    • Eco Travel
    • Fitness
    • Festivals & Markets
    • Grow Your Own
    • Great Reads
    • Gift Guides
    • Product Reviews
    • Veggie News
  • About Me
    • CONTACT ME
    • WORK WITH ME
    • In the News
    • Privacy Policy
  • Shopping List

5 Ways to Lower Your Carbon Footprint When Visiting London

Lower your carbon footprint when travelling to London by following these five eco-friendly tips.

Photo credit: Chris Schippers

The world is becoming increasingly aware of the impact humanity has on our planet, thanks in part to the increase in media coverage of climate change and its effects. As a result, many people are now modifying their habits to help protect the environment. This is especially true for those who frequently travel or live in cities like London. You can lower your carbon footprint when travelling to London by following these five tips:

Travel By Foot Or Public Transport

Managing transportation is one of the most effective ways to lower your carbon footprint, especially travelling. If you’re visiting London, you will want to travel by foot or public transport whenever possible, which will significantly reduce your carbon footprint. Rail travel in the UK is considered one of the cleanest transportation methods, as it has very low carbon emissions. This is because car emissions are some of the leading sources of air pollution. 

Stay In An Eco-Friendly Hotel

Hotels have a reputation for being large, energy-sucking buildings. After all, they house many people at once and, therefore, tend to use a lot of electricity and water. However, this isn’t always the case. There are many eco-friendly hotels in London, ones that have taken measures to reduce their carbon footprint. Some even employ a “no housekeeping” policy, asking guests to clean up after themselves. If you’re staying in a hotel, you can also turn off lights and the TV when you’re not using them, use a cooler bag instead of the fridge, and water at a moderate temperature. You can also speak with the hotel manager or personnel about their eco-friendly policies and see what you can do to assist. In this way, you can help reduce the carbon footprint of the hotel, as well as your own!

Eat At Locally Owned Restaurants

Eating out is a big part of the typical London tourist’s experience, but choosing the right places to do so is essential. Visiting London and eating out at nearby restaurants will help you lower your carbon footprint, as eating local food will reduce the need to import produce from other areas of the world. Eating out at chain restaurants will produce a much higher carbon footprint than a locally owned restaurant, as chains often produce a larger carbon footprint than other types of restaurants to keep their costs down. Eating out at locally owned restaurants will help you to lower your carbon footprint. Food imported from different areas of the world often travels thousands of miles before it reaches London. This means that it has had to be transported in large vehicles that produce a lot of carbon emissions before it even gets to the city.

Be Careful With What You Consume And What You Buy

Visiting London is fun, but it can be easy to forget that your carbon footprint can increase due to your indulgences while you’re there. Once you get to London, try to be careful with what you consume and what you buy while there. For example, purchasing souvenirs while visiting London can be great, but be careful to choose ethically sourced and sustainable items.

Make Use of Visitor Friendly Amenities

Visiting London is great, but it is also important to remember that it is a city. Urban areas have a much higher carbon footprint than rural areas due to their higher population density and the fact that many industries are located in or near cities. However, you can make an effort to visit places in London that are eco-friendly and will help you lower your carbon footprint. Many museums and other attractions in London are eco-friendly and have taken steps to reduce their carbon emissions. Visiting these places will help you to lower your carbon footprint while having a great time in London. Train stations are also a great source of assistance with Victoria Station London Luggage storage and luggage storage at other stations to reduce your load and help you travel lighter. Or you can hire a “Boris Bike” to help you get around London without using other forms of transport.

Ready to Visit?

If you follow these tips, you will be able to significantly lower your carbon footprint and make a positive impact on the environment while visiting London. Having a lower carbon footprint while visiting London will not only help you to stay healthy and happy, but it will also help you to make a positive impact on the environment. Visiting London is a great experience, and it is essential to remember that you can still have a fantastic time without harming the environment in the process. By lowering your carbon footprint, you can have an even better time visiting London.

This is a collaborative post.

Print Friendly, PDF & Email

Eco Travel

Previous Post: « 5 Reasons to Get Your Groceries Delivered to Your Door
Next Post: Eating Out with tastecard This World Vegan Month »

Reader Interactions

Leave a Reply Cancel reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Recipe Rating




Primary Sidebar

* GET MY COOKBOOK *

Available from:
UK/IR
Blackwells
Amazon Kindle UK
US/CAN
Amazon
Barnes & Noble
Bookshop.org
Additional Retailers

Hello, I am Annabelle!

Welcome to The Flexitarian.
I am passionate about food and the environment.
I hope my vegan and vegetarian recipes and eco tips will inspire you to embrace "more of" a plant-based diet and green lifestyle.
More About Me …

  • Facebook
  • Instagram
  • Pinterest
  • Twitter
  • YouTube

* FREE E-BOOK *


LATEST RECIPES

Vegan Bibimap | The Flexitarian

Vegan Bibimbap

Roasted Broccoli and Potato Curry | The Flexitarian

Roasted Broccoli and Potato Curry [vegan]

Air Fryer Brussels Sprouts | The Flexitarian

Air Fryer Brussels Sprouts

Vegan Aioli | The Flexitarian

Vegan Aioli

Butternut Squash Quinoa Casserole. An easy vegetarian or vegan family mexican inspired meal.

Butternut Squash Quinoa Casserole

Chickpea Salad | The Flexitarian

Chickpea Salad

See More Recipes


OUR ECO BOUTIQUE


Footer

The Flexitarian

Less Meat, More Plants

  • Facebook
  • Instagram
  • Pinterest
  • Twitter
  • YouTube

SEARCH THIS SITE

Stock photos from: Depositphotos

MY COOKBOOK

Copyright © 2023 · The Flexitarian · Privacy Policy

 

Download a FREE preview copy of my new cookbook Less Meat, More Plants

 

Popup

×