My child has always been concerned about the environment, but when she was younger, she gave a presentation on climate change and global warming, and ever since, she has continued to be interested in it.
However, as she got older, she developed into a minimalist and has tried to live as simply as possible.
It should not have come as a surprise that she wanted to live in a little condo because in recent years, tiny homes have gained significant popularity as more and more people try to live in smaller places. Some tiny homes are constructed inside used shipping containers, and these houses have grown to be so well-liked that big manufacturers are now producing them! My daughter and her fiancé constructed their itty-bitty condo themselves since it was the most economical move. I was shocked when she revealed that she has temperature control because the house is totally off the grid and is powered by solar energy. A ductless mini break heating and cooling unit was fitted. These units are the most energy-efficient heating and cooling equipment on the market, according to my child. These ductless mini-break systems actually offer some of the highest SEER ratings, with some systems having ratings as high as 30. It also appears that these ductless mini split units will have significantly lower greenhouse gas emissions, even though the average SEER rating for a proper heating and air conditioning unit is around 15. Of course, this may not be the best choice for a minimalist, but at least my child can feel secure knowing that she chose a product that reduces her carbon footprint.