Before the 1950's, grocery shopping was plastic-free. Can we make it that way again?3yr ⋅ sleepandmemory ⋅ r/ZeroWaste
McDonald's just launched a bizarre new greenwashing campaign... they've made McD's-themed swimsuits out of recycled straws to advertise their environmental credibility. That's pretty ironic coming from a corporation that is still crapping plastic into our oceans by the ton.4yr ⋅ sleepandmemory ⋅ r/ZeroWaste
Before the 1950's, grocery shopping was plastic-free. Can we make it that way again?3yr ⋅ sleepandmemory ⋅ r/DeTrashed
Made this hallway-end table from a downed tree in the yard and an old shower-curtain rod.4yr ⋅ sleepandmemory ⋅ r/ZeroWaste
McDonald's just launched a bizarre new greenwashing campaign... they've made McD's-themed swimsuits out of recycled straws to advertise their environmental credibility. That's pretty ironic coming from a corporation that is still crapping plastic into our oceans by the ton.4yr ⋅ sleepandmemory ⋅ r/Anticonsumption
Before the 1950's, people survived without a single plastic bottle under their kitchen sink. All cleaning products were plastic-free. Can we make it that way again? More: http://www.goplasticfree.org3yr ⋅ sleepandmemory ⋅ r/ZeroWaste
Wow. A fake stick, made of plastic, sold in plastic packaging. This is what we are destroying the earth for? At least it is safer and less messy than a real stick. LOL.4yr ⋅ sleepandmemory ⋅ r/Anticonsumption
Made this chair for my daughter's room out of an old tire we found in the woods behind our house + some scrap plywood and fabric leftovers.4yr ⋅ sleepandmemory ⋅ r/ZeroWaste
