Zero waste life

Beginning in Part 1: https://zen.yandex.ru/media/id/5d63be1de4f39f00aebf062b/living-zero-waste-why-avoid-waste-part-1-5d95da66c31e4900b2f96be6 plastic paradise movie Plastic Paradise is an English documentary that we recommend you see to get an idea of the levels of pollution in the ocean caused by plastic. Scientific studies have also demonstrated the negative effects of plastic and its disposal and dispersion in the environment on human health. Substances such as Bisphenol A and phthalates released...

Zero waste is a way of thinking (and acting) An environmentally friendly philosophy of life, based on the idea that the best way to live in an environmentally sustainable way is to minimize its impact on Earth. How? By limiting the amount of rubbish produced and reusing your waste as a secondary raw material. In this way, the latter do not become useless waste but are transformed into resources. It is a silent form of rebellion against consumerism. We like to use the term silent - although perhaps we should say proactive or proactive - because it is based more on waste than on complaint...

Beginning in Part 1: https://zen.yandex.ru/media/id/5d63be1de4f39f00aebf062b/reuse-the-7-most-common-wastes-that-are-not-at-all-waste-part-1-5d95c5bc028d6800af3abdf2 4) Eggshells In fourth place is the reuse of eggshells. Before sending them in the damp, we can let them dry in the open air and use them in many other ways! In the garden: broken up in pots at the foot of the plants, they provide a good source of calcium to the ground and keep away the snails For cleaning: once dry and finely shredded, the shells can be used to remove resistant incrustations from the surfaces...

Every day, a lot of waste ends up in landfills. But is everything you throw away really useless? We asked ourselves that. And we discovered that most of the objects that end up in the trash every day, actually still have something to give. That's why we are convinced that reuse can become a resource, economic and ecological, available to everyone. For this reason, we have drawn up a list of the most common waste that ends up in the garbage, and that instead can have a second life thanks to reuse...

The path to Zero Waste is individual and very personal. To start with implies changing many small things in one's daily life, and then gradually involves other aspects of life and inevitably also the people around us. Obviously, this involvement includes people with whom we have a romantic relationship. Things can be fine if the idea of drastically reducing one's waste is shared with one's partner right from the start. It's different if one of them has a minimum interest, or is not interested at all...