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(Image via https:\/\/twitter.com\/tveitdal<\/a>)<\/p>\n Experts all around the world are voicing their concerns on the environment, with recent news suggesting that our forests are facing a make or break moment<\/a>. The issues don\u2019t just end there, with concerns around plastic, carbon emissions, and a whole lot more.<\/p>\n Thankfully, with the help of a variety of apps that are now gathering momentum, people are starting to take notice. As such, families in the UK are signing up to anti-food-waste apps<\/a> to share their unused produce and finding a way to tackle what is another societal issue in food wastage. To some, it might seem a tad ironic using a smartphone to tackle environmental problems, but for others, if it leads to changes in the way people treat our planet, then it can ultimately do more good than not.<\/p>\n It\u2019s the way of the world now, after all, with people turning to an array of smartphone applications to conduct various aspects of their daily lives. Some use apps like Uber to travel around, while others are gaming at a trusted casino offering games like roulette<\/a>. All this accompanies the other types of apps out there, with people turning to a variety of health and fitness offerings, banking apps, and even finding love through popular platforms like Tinder. The options are certainly comprehensive.<\/p>\n The same type of apps are now helping people take control of environmental issues and contribute towards making our planet a better place. Some champion a greener lifestyle, while others might promote ethical shopping opportunities or help people cut back on electricity usage. Here is a look at some of the popular options being downloaded today.<\/p>\n It\u2019s certainly important to know where our clothes come from. Thousands of people are discovering just that through using apps like ThredUp. The app is tackling the various issues within the fashion industry<\/a> by championing shopping second-hand and selling both new and used products at a lower price. You can search for specific brands and even make use of its styling delivery service.<\/p>\n A widely used eco-friendly app, Oroeco raises awareness on issues such as climate change and global warming by enabling its users to focus on what they might be contributing towards the issue. The app tracks your carbon footprint, your climate impact, gives you tips and advice, helps you reduce pollution and save money, and ultimately make sure you\u2019re doing your bit.<\/p>\nThredUp<\/strong><\/h2>\n
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