#lowwaste
Loose veggies! I’m lucky to live in a place where I can get all my fruit and vegetables packaging free. The average plastic packaging takes 400 years to breakdown, and when it does, it breaks into tiny microplastics eaten by plankton at the bottom of the food chain. The truth is plastic doesn’t ‘disappear’. Plastic particles have been found in almost every place on earth, and even in human faeces! By 2050, it is predicted that there will be a 1:1 ratio of plastic to fish in the ocean, and I don’t want to live in a world where that in the case.
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#plasticfreeproduce #plasticfree #veganfortheplanet #goingzerowaste #plasticsucks #endplasticpollution #lowwaste #consciousconsumer #thereisnoplanetb #ourplanetourhome
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I love when I go to a pub and see that they’ve upcycled! Such a good idea. Finding different uses for an object is a lot more eco-friendly than throwing it away. Tell me what you have upcycled!
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#upcyclingfurniture #upcyclingproject #lowwasteliving #lowimpactmovement #lowimpactliving #reuserevolution #choosetoreuse #reducewaste #creativereuse #sustainablelifestyle (at High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire)
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There’s a piping hot, freshly brewed new youtube video up on my channel feat. what I ate in a week as a #LowWaste #vegan hit that link in bio ✨
[image description: top down view of an oat milk latte with a foam heart design. Sabs left hand gently grasps her reusable metal coffee cup as it sits on cream-colored fabric.] (at Brooklyn, New York)
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Straws are the Beginning
I’ve seen a few posts ranting that stopping our usage of straws isn’t going to save the planet. And that’s true. But the point of it is that straws are a good starting point because almost everyone uses them. They’re commonplace in restaurants, cafes, and even in some households. However, straws themselves aren’t necessarily the problem. The problem is single-use plastic. In reality, we should be focusing on cutting our usage of any item we use once and throw away, but everyone’s focused on straws because of how many are used. But if we can get society to cut them out, it’s one less thing to worry about. After straws, it could be plastic cutlery or unnecessary wrapping on food. If you’re angry that the anti-plastic movement is primarily about straws right now, don’t be. Understand that it’s an easy way to bring about the banishment of single-use plastic in everyone else’s everyday lives and it’s also a gateway for unconcerned people to learn about what their usage does to the planet and feel inspired to make a change in their lives. If you still want to be angry, boycott the corporations that don’t care about their impact and support those that do. You can also work to educate those around you that while cutting out straws is a good start, we need to be making more drastic changes if we want to stop the catastrophic course we’re on right now.
We can do better. Sustainability has to be a core belief for us all. Just as not harming yourself or others is a necessity we all need to find ways to not harm nature. Little actions make a different. Those action build upon one another to make a huge change. How will you change?
#reusable #saveourplanet #saveouroceans #ecofriendly #recycle #sustainable #zerowaste #rockstarinventor #environment #sustainability #sustainableliving #gogreen #love #zerowasteliving #savetheearth #ocean #globalwarming #reuse #coffee #coffeecup #lowwaste #crueltyfree #earth
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