SAVING THE FUTURE.

ADULTS; ANISHINAABE (North American people); ELECTRIC power consumption

This article from Kayak: Canada's History Magazine for Kids discusses the role of electricity in Canada and the need for sustainable energy practices. Canadians use a significant amount of electricity due to factors such as extreme weather conditions and energy-intensive industries. The article also highlights the perspective of Brittany Luby, an adviser at Kayak, who shares the Anishinaabe concept of Seven Generations, emphasizing the importance of considering the impact of our actions on future generations. The article concludes with practical tips for conserving electricity, such as using power bars, unplugging devices when charged, and turning off lights when not in use. [Extracted from the article]

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