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Follow Local Environmental Groups, Non-Profits on Social Media

It can be difficult to know when the next local beach clean up or volunteer program is. That’s why it’s helpful to follow local non-profits or join environmental pages on social media to stay in the loop for future volunteer opportunities & petitions.

Personally, i’ve found it much easier to lead a positive lifestyle while following zero waste pages on instagram and even Reddit. When you’re surrounded by good interactions like this, it becomes natural to make sustainable decisions.

Create Small Day-to-Day Changes

Let's create a network of change-makers.

Switch out your web browser.

OceanHero and Ecosia are web browsers that donate 50% and 80% of their profits respectively to plant trees and conduct ocean clean-ups. It only takes a minute to switch your browser and you can create a positive difference as you browse the web. In fact, for about every 45 searches on Ecosia, Ecosia is able to plant one tree!

Say Goodbye to Meat. At Least One Day a Week.

There’s a lot of hidden secrets about the meat industry and its drastic effects it's having on the environment. A few facts are that:- Animals provide just 18% of our calories but takes up 83% of farmland. That means we’re using 75% of Earths farmland to feed our livestock. - The meat industry is one of the largest polluters of water, and uses a ridiculous amount of it. In fact, 2,500 gallons of water is needed to produce just 1 pound of beef.- Livestock and their byproducts account for 51% of all worldwide greenhouse gas emissions. - One acre the Amazon Rainforest is cleared every 8 seconds for grazing.

Buy Less Stuff! Especially Clothes.

Everything we buy almost always either gets either sent to a landfill or incinerated. Each thing produced reduces our Earths resources and carries an impact on the planet. This is something corporations do a really good job at not letting us think about."out of sight, out of mind" is the saying Especially when it comes to the clothing industry, which uses a ridiculous amount of resources for the 45 shirts we have in our closet.

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