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Eating Out
The simplest place to eat zero waste is at buffet settings at food co-ops or restaurants, however with proper preparation you can eat anywhere and produce little to no waste!Step one is to take a look around at the other customers and see what types of waste you might...
How To Start Living Zero Waste Day One
The Rules: 1. Don't Make Waste This one is pretty simple, for your zero waste day you’re going to avoid buying new things and creating trash (and that includes recycling -- more on that below)! So that means bringing your coffee cup and water bottle, making sure you...
Climate One: Featuring Live Zero Waste Founder Samuel McMullen
Source: https://climateone.org/audio/net-zero-living TRANSCRIPT: Announcer: How much would you have to change your lifestyle in order to cut the amount of trash you produce to zero? Samuel McMullen is a student at the University of Michigan who embarked on a one-year...
Toasted Pumpkin Seeds
If you ever use pumpkin or squash when you cook you need to know this simple trick to turn your compost into a tasty snack! More... This is the simpl
Dead Simple Zero Waste Sourdough Starter
Sourdough is the natural choice for zero waste bread-baking. All it takes is flour, salt, and water, and you get a beautiful crusty loaf for a fraction of the cost of buying bread. But how on earth do you make a sourdough starter?20 Second SummaryMix flour and...
Recreating My Relationship With Stuff
Diving into my one week zero waste pledge – an empowering invitation to recreate my relationship with the stuff in my life has been a surprisingly heartwarming experience. I thought (okay, feared) it would be like going on a diet (eesh), but instead the effects have...