I have never heard of biomass technology before researching it. One surprising thing that I learned was that biomass technology is like a cycle.

I already do as much as I can.

I will read carefully if it says use by or best by. Use by is about safety and best by is about quality.

Yes, I could. It wouldn't be very difficult to schedule a carpool.

A lot of people have concrete driveways so rainfall water just runs onto the street and down the storm drain. Instead of having a solid cement driveway people could have gravel or something like brick which would allow water to soak into the ground better.

We don't really have many single-use items in our house, we reuse plastic bags and vegetable bags for cleaning up after the dogs. 

I can take a plastic bag with me to practice and collect everyone's empty water bottles and encourage people to recycle them instead of just throw them away. I can pay more attention to what I throw away and what I can reuse.

I have seen bamboo around, but it is not as common as other materials. It just requires a little more looking.

I have not heard the term silvopasture before I researched it. I believe that the biggest advantage of silvopasture is the amount of space it saves. By compacting crops, livestock, and trees into one area a lot of space is opened up. All the extra space could be used to build new homes or even more silvopastures for more food needed across the globe.

Electric vehicles are also easier to maintain. They have a lot less moving parts than diesel cars, which leads to less visits to the auto shop. This also saves money. Another thing is that the battery doesn't need to be replaced for around eight years.