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Not all plastic is created equal. Some are easily recycled, some are not recyclable at all. And some can even mess us up. If you've ever wondered what the number in the ♻️ means - look no further! Here's a quick breakdown, with greater detail on our Blog.
The No Waste Challenge presented by What Design Can Do and the IKEA Foundation is now open for submissions. This global design competition focuses on addressing the enormous impact of waste and consumerism...
Zero Waste designed by Elizaveta Akimova. Connect with them on Dribbble; the global community for designers and creative professionals.
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Earlier this year I worked with Panasonic on a campaign to share recipes to use up every last bit of ingredient instead of throwing it away. I'm sharing 7 top tips of simple steps you can take to help reduce food waste within your kitchen. Simple Steps to Make Our Food Go a Little Further
Free PDF to help reduce waste, save money, and live a clutter free life! This challenge focuses on repurposing, mending, repairing, and extending the life of items you already own! #zerowaste #wasteless #upcycle #DIY #30daychallenge #reducewaste #savemoney #budgetfriendly
Did you know: in the United States, the average person produces about 82 pounds of textile waste, contributing to the 11 million tons of textile waste produced every year in the country. . . . So what does this mean? Essentially it means we are treating our closets like they have revolving doors. We cycle in the new, and dispose of the old without ever considering where it might go next. . . . In other words, the world is running out of space for your waste.
