Keep paying attention! Now is more important than ever to keep tabs on politicians and corporations. Why? Because now is the time when environmentalism and human rights issues (inherently linked) can be overlooked, and even pushed aside, by politicians in favour of corporate interests when we’re not looking.
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April 29 is “Stop Food Waste Day!” I’ve put together some information about the issues surrounding food waste, including what we can do to help fix the problem. 🥕🍏
I’m absolutely delighted to share with you this interview with Jen Gale, author of the brand-new book, The Sustainable(ish) Living Guide. I loved reading the book, and I highly recommend picking up your own copy! (PS. I also have a giveaway on my Instagram, so check it out!)
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Here’s a peek inside my low-waste kitchen sink + cleaning tools. (I figured that since I cleaned my sink I’d might as well show it off!)
Massive disclaimer on this post: It’s OKAY to not use this time to “be productive” or “make the most of it.” These are challenging times. You’re allowed to be upset (I certainly am.) It’s okay if all you manage is to get through the day.
That being said, I’ve received a lot of questions recently about how we can continue (or start!) our eco-friendly lifestyles during COVID-19. Of course, we can’t go out with our Zero Waste kits or refuse as much single-use plastic. It’s disheartening for sure; however, think of what else you’re doing anyway! You’re probably already driving less, making your tea/coffee at home, and so on. So if you are wondering what else you can do during this time, this list is for you. And if you’re looking to help encourage others, please feel free to share it with your friends.
