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veganhippiechick · 3 years
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There is no “away”. When you throw something “away”, you’re just putting it somewhere else.
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jimabernethy · 7 years
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The endangered juvenile Leatherback Turtles are starting their long journey from the nest now in Palm Beach County Florida! Normally only a tiny fraction will mature and help populate the species! Now that we have added tons of plastic, removed their nesting areas and continue to allow long lines this tiny fraction is much much less! We must do more to help nature on our planet! We must change our planets direction into a sustainable direction. Here are just a few things we can do that will help dramatically! Stop using 1 time use plastics like grocery bags and straws, eat more plants...less meat, get off Oil and participate in beach clean-ups! #bethechangetheworldneeds !! @jim_abernethy #missionblue #thinkblue #saveoceans #leatherback #turtle #dontbuyanimalproducts #whenthebuyingstopsthekillingcantoo #bethevoice #stoplonglinefishing #createlesswaste #liveinalignment #protectwhatyoulove #saveplanet #noexcuseforsingleuse #beautiful #jimabernethysscubaadventures
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oneoceandiving · 6 years
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#Repost of @munsea_inspired getting to participate in our Shark ID program, we love your excitement of getting to name this Jaw-some male Galapagos shark!!! Each pelagic dive we do we collect ID information such as physical characteristics on shark individuals and cross reference images and data to help us identify repeat and new sharks in the area — and of course sharks consecutively visiting the area deserve a proper shark name! Check us out online, link in bio, to get more information and find out how you could have to opportunity to get involved! 🦈🤙🏽 ・・・ WOOOOO I got to name a shark!!! I was just saying how much I loved this shark and how I didn’t know his name yet, well come to find out he had not actually been ID’ed... until now! So yeah I think it’s safe to say I nowww have an official shark friend — and his name is Spike! [ I’m adding to my list of animal friends who’ve all received Buffy The Vampire Slayer names! 🤓🦈😜 Check out the few photos I have of him to see the scars along his body that help with physical identification! @oneoceansharks has been maintaining and collecting Shark ID information of the shark species that come into the area to help with different research projects. It’s always pretty amazing to get in the water and recognize some of these beautiful creatures around you, and the safety divers with @oneoceandiving spend everyday forming relationships with these sharks and identifying not only their physical features but their personalities as well! Anyways, I’m very excited I got to name a shark, especially this shark, and I hope to see Spike again soon! 🖖🏽 #newfriend #sharksarefriends #apexpredatornotmonster #coexist #sharkeducation #sharkdiving #helpsavesharks #oceaneducation #oceanconservation #respectouroceans #speakforthosewhocant #createlesswaste #saveourseas #northshore #oahu #waterinspired #savesharks #savetheocean #turningthetide #oceanphotography #thinblueline #letsrally #Repost @oneoceansharks ・・・ New #SharkIDSpike identified by @munsea_inspired ✨ this Galapagos male has an large indented scar on his left peduncle. He also has black scars along the right side of his body as well
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environerdstudios · 7 years
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Community gardens can be especially useful if you live in an apartment or otherwise don't have the land to plant a garden of your own! Plus herbs can easily be grown indoors in your own kitchen 🌱 ✨ Are you looking for practical ways to make your life a little greener? I want to help! Environerd will be bringing you a new tip daily to try out and share with your friends. Tag #environerd to share your progress! 🌎 🌍 🌏 Tips will fall in these categories: 🐬 Smart Energy Use & Waste Reduction 🐸 Community Support & Education 🦁 Nature Appreciation & Volunteering 🌏 🌍 🌎 #environerd #environment #activism #ecofriendly #greenliving #environmentalism #agentsofchange #changemaker #changeisgood #resist #thinkgloballyactlocally #getinvolved #conservation #zerowaste #videogames #pcgamer #boardgames #gamer #tabletop #ilovegames #gamerlife #wildforlife #savetheworld #savetheplanet #mycreativebiz #liveauthentic #plasticfree #createlesswaste
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corkedconsumerism · 5 years
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My clothes closet is ridiculous. I started sorting through the clothes last week and ended up with quite a large pile to donate.  I still can barely move the hangers, but it is better.  I found all sorts of clothes I forgot I had in there and discovered items I was unaware matched other articles of clothing.  Clearing some of the unworn clothing out and finding the new / old clothes was like a present to myself. Looking at the stacks upon stacks of books my granddaughter has, I realize we have so many!  She loves being read to and we love reading to her, but there are a lot of books we don't read, we always choose her or our favorites.  Why are the other books here and why do I keep buying more?  There are so many fun, delightful books, there is no reason to hold on to any that don't bring enjoyment. The other morning I needed a berry bowl and when I opened the corner cupboard, the bottomless pit of jars and containers assaulted me. I almost shut the door and reached for something else.  I stopped myself and thought, "Why do I have it, if I am not going to use it? And why, when I want to use it, don't I have it in a place that is easy to get to?" Why do I have so much crap?  This isn't the first time I have gone to get something and didn't want to be bothered with getting it because it was buried behind something else. Amazon is my shopping paradise.  Anything and everything is there and after I check prices, I run to Ebay to check prices, then do a google search to make sure it isn't cheaper anywhere else.  All of my information is on file, so check-out is a breeze at multiple places or I use Paypal, also easy.  I think if I had to enter my information each time, I wouldn't buy half the things I do.  The companies know this.  My purchases tend to be impulse buys and I nickle and dime myself to death by buying a little of this, a little of that.  It's just too easy.  But here's the catch, I don't need anything.  I mean, nothing. Craft supplies for oodles of crafts with the kids and myself fill drawers and dresser tops.  I have enough socks to last me until I am dead.  I have piles of jewelry and always end up wearing the same 3 or 4 pieces.  I have make-up in boxes under my sink and barely wear much more than eye make-up and a little lip color.  I have clothes for every season. I have gadgets and gizmos in the kitchen for cooking or baking multiple different ways, many which sit collecting dust while I grab my old standby pot. We have DVDs filling shelf after shelf and watch Netflix. I have hundreds of unread books and many I have read on every subject I have ever been interested in, both fact and fiction, but I continue to buy more. I have finally come to the realization I don't need anything else.  I have everything I could ever want and then some.  So why do I keep buying?  I do love the thrill of the hunt, finding the best price, the best quality and I do love getting "presents" in the mail, no matter what it is.  But once I have the object, do I use it or does it get added to my pile of stuff?  Sadly, I can say I buy and then bury the majority of what I purchase. Or maybe I organize it away for later, with later happening, like never. I have decided 2019 is going to be a year where I make some changes. No more purchasing unless it has been previously used or is consumable.  Consumable includes food, toilet paper, health products, soap, glue, etc.  You, lucky reader, get to witness this and hold me accountable.  The reason I am adding used items is: #1.  Reduce, Reuse, Recycle #2. If  I am doing a project and an item is needed, I could most likely find it used somewhere. #3. If an item breaks that we use, I want to be able to replace it or buy the parts to fix it. #4. I might go crazy buying absolutely nothing. (I am being honest.) I must admit, I plan to add to my goat herd after fencing is complete. We are working towards our agricultural exemption and goats are our primary plan. We aren't very quick with projects, so it might not happen in 2019. I'm just giving you a heads up. I will be using up what I have, creating gifts in the kitchen and with my crafting supplies, enjoying my things, finding new ways to use them and fixing what I have.  I will be donating or giving away items I do not use and making room to conveniently store and retrieve the items I want to use. I will be striving to eat less processed foods and more homemade whole food entrees and snacks, hopefully using a large portion of food from our garden I plan to redirect a portion of my time to. I hope you will join me on my journey of buying less and living more. Moving on to 2019!  A Year of Corked Consumerism!
#minimalism #simpleliving #corkedconsumerism #createlesswaste #lessisbest
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I wrapped the rest of our presents 🎁👏🎄💚. #furoshiki is so easy!!! It makes me happy to know we won’t be creating excess waste this Chrissy. I had all this fabric that I bought when I was pregnant and nesting. I was planning to sew all the things. But of course 5 years later, I’ve done nothing with it. So glad that I’ve found a use for it and I plan to #reuse it over and over again 😁 #createlesswaste #ecochristmas #lowimpactliving https://www.instagram.com/p/Brvzj83HvJi/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=bqrs25xs1yti
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veganhippiechick · 4 years
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What to put in your compost! This is probably the cutest composting guide I’ve ever seen. Designed by RobinLaurelClugston on Etsy!
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veganhippiechick · 4 years
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Create less waste 🌱
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veganhippiechick · 4 years
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Less plastic, more planet!
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veganhippiechick · 4 years
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Make your own wax wraps! Wax wraps are a low-waste (and often compostable!) substitute for plastic wrap or aluminum foil to cover or wrap your food. They are easy to wash, and last a long time if you take care of them! Do you use wax wraps?
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veganhippiechick · 3 years
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veganhippiechick · 3 years
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plastic waste in the ocean = the real ocean beast.
posted by Brian DeYoung on Society6.com
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veganhippiechick · 4 years
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Some things to think about for your zero waste kitchen! Choose reusable cloth, glass containers, and reusable cutlery.
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veganhippiechick · 4 years
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Don’t be fooled, there is a difference between “compostable” and “biodegradable”. Compostable materials will completely decompose, while biodegradable materials (like some plastic bags) will only break up into smaller pieces of the same material. Always choose compostable!
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veganhippiechick · 4 years
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Skip the store and the excessive plastic bottles with these homemade cleaning products. Reuse your old squirt bottles (from other cleaning products, body spray, or invest in a glass spray bottle), or apply to a rag and scrub. Save money and the environment by leaving harsh chemicals out of your home!
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veganhippiechick · 4 years
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Be the solution, not the pollution 🌎
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