Zero waste living

Although you may not get single-use plastic bags at the grocery store checkout anymore, there are still plastic bags being used for produce and plastic packaging is still used on almost everything… one problem has been solved but there’s more to go. Unnecessary plastic is making its way into our homes, and often through the kitchen. So, we’ve looked at a number of ways to reduce, reuse, and recycle in the kitchen.

Imagine how you would feel if your family drastically reduced your waste this year! These 12 zero waste goals will help you get started in 2020!

Take simple steps to reduce plastic waste. These 20 easy steps will help you break your plastic habits and live a greener lifestyle.

The zero waste movement. Reusable straws, reusable bags, reusable everything. It's an amazing movement doing amazing things. But it's not as sustainable as you might think. The movement is flawed and often difficult to be a part of. Not because wasting less is hard but because the movement is accessible to everyone. Click through to read why the zero waste movement isn't sustainable. #zerowaste #sustainableliving

Zero waste living can seem intimidating, but starting a zero waste lifestyle isn't as difficult as it may seem if you take it step-by-step.

Here are 9 food-storage tips to help you save time, money, and most importantly reduce food waste.

How to create a zero waste kitchen | #zerowaste #sustainableliving #greenliving #plasticfree

Simple tips for going zero-waste in the kitchen - with a goal of progress, not perfection.

Minimalism and zero waste share several core tenants, one of them being BUY LESS. So, I wanted to round up 50 things that I don't buy anymore. After all