Here you can get tips and ideas on how to start taking green footsteps. A green footstep is an action that shows that you are actively taking a stand in relation to the environmental and climate-related challenges that our world is facing.

Here are some examples on how to get started with your first green footsteps:

- Use a fabric bag for shopping
If you use a bag made of fabric instead of buying plastic bags when grocery shopping, you do the environment and your wallet a favour. Two weakly trips to the supermarket using a fabric bag will save the environment 8 kilos CO₂  and your wallet more than EUR 30 a year.

- Pull the plug
Roskilde Festival requires energy – but if all the festival-goers turn off their stand-by electricity at home before going to the festival, we will save the total amount of energy used during the festival.

- Public transport
By using public transport you are reducing your CO₂  emission. It is even better if you hop on your bike instead of going by car.

- Eat local food
When buying food products produced in your local area rather than from other parts of the world, you save large amounts of CO₂ that otherwise would be emitted in the transportation.

- Bottle refund
Remember that most bottles are recyclable, so find a container or a refund station instead of throwing them in the garbage bin. As an extra green bonus, some supermarkets give you the option to donate your bottle refund to charity organisations.