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Petroleum-based plastics can take up to 200 years to properly decompose. During that time, it can break into microplastics, be mistaken as food by fish, and may release or serve as a reservoir for toxic chemicals in the environment.

15 items I refuse living zero waste

by april
November 23, 2022November 23, 2022

This post is part of the Closed-Loop Zero Waste series. In Closed-Loop Zero Waste, I prioritize “Refusing” materials that do not align with nature. One… Read More »15 items I refuse living zero waste

Zero waste: the case on metal

by april
November 8, 2022November 10, 2022

This post is part of the Closed-Loop Zero Waste series. Our bodies are nature. Our bodies are affected just like the earth is affected by… Read More »Zero waste: the case on metal

Natural vs. synthetic: what these words mean to me living zero waste

by april
October 26, 2022November 10, 2022

This post is part of the Closed-Loop Zero Waste series. If working with nature is a top priority like it is in Closed-Loop Zero Waste,… Read More »Natural vs. synthetic: what these words mean to me living zero waste

Zero waste: inspired by nature

by april
October 13, 2022November 10, 2022

This post is part of the Closed-Loop Zero Waste series. Nature uses what it creates in a circular way; it is not linear. Imagine a… Read More »Zero waste: inspired by nature

Introducing Closed-Loop Zero Waste

by april
September 27, 2022November 14, 2022

Nature is the ultimate Closed-Loop system. There is a purpose to everything nature creates. Leaves grow to provide energy for a tree, fall off in… Read More »Introducing Closed-Loop Zero Waste