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I think if we just help people get use to using double sided sheets it will be people go to instead of even having to think about it

Its a lot nicer to not have to collect all the paper mail and ads.

I am not new to composting I use my compost to grow and support the growth of indigenous plants.

Reusable bottles can be more expensive and bulkier/heavier. this is already a permanent habit for me

I mainly focus on reducing my waster but I think I could reuse stuff more. I know there are lots of videos on the internet about uses for stuff people normally just throw out

I noramlly bring a backpack with me I can put items in or I carry them by hand if there are not too many

I don't use single use items often sometimes plastic water bottles if a reusable water bottle isn't available

One advantage of knowing where your food comes from is you can know if they use gmos or what environments the animals (if livestock) live in

Eating too much meet can be unhealthy for us personally and the meat industry is super wasteful and adds to deforestation

I watched the documentary called "Rotten" which talks about the inhumane and inefficient processes of industrialized farming. Food sovereignty can be difficult for communities without access to good local healthy food.