Every time you complete this action, you will reduce emissions by an estimated 0.2 lbs. CO2e.
Microwaves save both time and carbon — they use about 60-90% less energy than a conventional cooktop or oven. It might take some practice, but you can learn to cook almost anything in the microwave. My grandmother uses hers to make bread and sponge cakes!
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completed this on February 20 7:59 AM
I use the microwave to re-heat food and for things (such as a cup of boiling water) that would be inefficient on the stove.
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