The dumpster diver estimates that he spends about 12 hours a week actually searching for items.
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Woman uses TikTok to find stranger with her perfect dress for wedding
Is this a new form of sustainable fashion?
These at-home activities are fun for your kids and good for the planet
Familiarizing your little ones with sustainable practices from a young age can help them understand the importance of environmental action!
Use these hacks to make your bathroom more sustainable — and stylish
If you’re interested in making your personal hygiene routines more sustainable, look no further! Host Melanie Sutrathada (@melaniesutra) is sitting down with sustainability blogger Kathryn Kellogg (@going.zero.waste) to find out how you can make your bathroom more sustainable without sacrificing style.
Reduce your home’s food waste with these easy tips and tricks
Learn from our host Lauren Singer how to do your part for the environment–through composting, preserving, and food shopping responsibly!
Check out these simple ways to reduce your clothing’s impact on the planet
When it comes to clothing, sustainability in fashion can be hard to achieve. That’s why our host Lauren Singer is here walking us through ways to reduce your clothes’ carbon imprint, divert garment waste from landfills, and more!
Why does all beauty packaging look the same these days? You’re not going crazy
Thousands of brands are using the same fonts, spacing and logo designs in beauty packaging — but why?
Megan Smith is the designer and creator of the sustainable, women’s contemporary brand, Megan Renee
Meet Megan Smith, a fashion designer creating bold and vibrant womenswear heavily inspired by her surroundings.
Here’s how this plant coach and gardener is using house plants as a stepping stone towards sustainability
Nick Cutsumpas aka Farmer Nick believes that house plants are a stepping stone towards global sustainability. Here’s how he’s fulfilling his mission.
Expert slams the ‘Keep or Return’ TikTok trend for being unsustainable
Buying hauls of clothes and then returning some of them does not equate to you shopping sustainably.