Throwback Thursday – How to help others to go green

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Throwback Thursday – How to help others to go green

Sometimes it feels like sustainable living is an uphill battle, especially when you’re trying to encourage or help others to go green. This week on Throwback Thursday, I bring back a post from 2020 about how extreme zero-wasters almost scared me off.

If you’re looking for tips on positive ways to spread your sustainability message, you’ll love my ideas on what to do and, more importantly, what not to do.

Why the zero-waste movement is its own worst enemy

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Throwback Thursday is a day to bring new life to old blog posts. If you’d like to join in, check out this post from Hugh’s Views and News for details. If you already participate, leave me a link to your post on Why the zero-waste movement is its own worst enemy.

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Hi there! I’m Michelle and I live in Kitchener, Ontario, Canada. I am married with two young adult daughters. I’m a big fan of reducing waste, using less plastic, decluttering and simplifying life as much as possible.
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