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There are plenty of ways we can reduce our waste and be more sustainable during the holidays from thinking about and reflecting on how we can reduce waste in our kitchens and at the dining table to sharing our love of zero waste and sustainability with our friends and families.
Going zero waste is one of the most important and gratifying choices you can make for the world’s well-being on a personal level. Did you know that the typical home in the United States generates 4.4 pounds of garbage per day?
Sustainable travel has become necessary for respectful travelers who live at the crossroads of richer travel experiences and concern for our world and its inhabitants.
Living Zero Waste means minimizing waste in your everyday life – usually by recycling, reusing items, and reducing use of material items.
Making good choices for the environment means, at first, trying to make the right choices to protect our local environment by reducing our carbon footprint.
Over the past year we found ourselves getting creative to update our living space on a budget all while sending fewer items to the landfill.
Going zero waste in the kitchen has been one of our biggest successes and it’s been a ton of fun!
It’s often thought that being sustainable also means spending more but we’ve found it’s actually a great way to save money – we wanted to share more of our ideas and ways to save while pursuing zero waste.
Adding some green to your life with indoor plants can increase your mood and overall well-being, and are a lovely way to brighten up any space.