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Bags are an integral component of our modern society. We see them everywhere and we use them for everything. Sadly, we don't tend use as many biodegradable bags as we're supposed to, which unfortunately helps damage the environment. Here are four reasons why you should!
One of the ways in which we are helping damage the environment is by using less plastic bags. They are costly to produce, and their creation emits a lot of greenhouse gases into the atmosphere, which clogs up our planet’s “breathing space.” Thankfully, you have a viable alternative at your disposal: biodegradable waste bags.
We understand that getting into the tote bag world can be scary and difficult. Between the canvas bags, the Jute bags, the cotton bags, and the handful of other bags, figuring out what type you need can be surprisingly daunting.
It doesn’t need to be rocket science. Here’s a quick breakdown of the world of tote bags as well as which type might fit you best depending on your need.
Give your plants a pretty and sophisticated home with this easy DIY burlap plant container!
Burlap has become very popular over the last serval years with the trend still continuing today. The look of burlap has made its way into weddings as a way to cover bridal bouquets and adorn centerpieces, and into our homes as décor to complete the farmhouse look. Burlap sacks and baskets are also useful for storing odds and ends, but I love the look they have when they are used as a planter whether to add some pizzaz to a plant or just hide an unsightly planter.
While the holidays are great and we should enjoy them as much as we can, the unfortunate truth is also that they are also horribly damaging to the environment. Fortunately, we've made a list of the best eco-friendly gits you could make, just for you. Come take a look!
Is there a worse feeling in the world than your delicious, piping hot food getting cold when you need it the most? Get a lunch cooler bag to solve your problem!
The COVID-19 pandemic has shaken up the life of almost every person on the planet. While for some of us, life continues as before, others have found it difficult to adjust to the many changes our society is being subjected to.
Thanksgiving is all about abundance. The once-a-year celebration is designed to commemorate an incredible feast, so it is time to spoil ourselves, right? But, as we do that, we should remember that food waste in the U.S. is a serious problem that only gets worse during the holidays.
It is time to change our habits and be more careful with our grand celebrations that harm the environment. From now on, one of the things we should be thankful for is Earth, after all it offers us so much. Therefore, be kind to our planet and show your gratitude in actions!
It doesn’t matter if you’re going to work, planning a camping trip, or going for a day to the beach to escape the city rush - you should always pick up your homemade dishes. The food you prepare from home is the much-needed positive reinforcement after long working hours, physical effort, and other exhausting activities. Also, do not forget that eating at the right time will definitely reward your body with the energy it needs to get through the day in one piece.
Christmas gifts are meant to bring a smile to the faces of your loved ones. These serve as a symbol of care and affection. Yet, the way we obtain these presents might have an opposite effect on the planet. The seasonal shopping frenzy can not only threaten our sanity but the environment as well.
