The Chronicle

Joe a cut above

- KELSEY HOGAN

ENGINEERIN­G student Joe Stewart, 22, from Port Kembla said he “never knew that just a regular job like mowing the lawns can relate back to the environmen­t”.

“It’s pretty good news really that leaving your lawn to grow a bit longer is a good thing, I love mowing the lawns but will be happy to leave it a week or so longer now,” Mr Stewart said. “I live in a share house so we share the mowing, but on a nice sunny afternoon it can be a pretty rewarding job.”

Mr Stewart said he has become more aware recently of everyday tricks he can do to try to live a more sustainabl­e life and play his part in reducing emissions.

“I’ve become more aware of carbon footprint and try to do little things to help the environmen­t,” he said. “Things like trying to walk or ride my pushbike if I can, or buying energy saving light bulbs are easy ways to be more sustainabl­e.”

 ?? ?? Joe Stewart now knows keeping the lawn a little longer helps reduces our carbon footprint. Picture: Jonathan Ng
Joe Stewart now knows keeping the lawn a little longer helps reduces our carbon footprint. Picture: Jonathan Ng

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