Have you switched to a zero-waste lifestyle?

By Jessie BlaeserPer its name, the goal of a zero-waste lifestyle is to produce no waste on a daily basis (or at least to lessen the amount of waste you create). Those who have switched to zero-waste feel they are doing their part to make a difference and helping the environment. Others say a zero-waste lifestyle is not only unrealistic but requires a certain amount of economic privilege in order to attempt. Have you made the switch?According to blog Trash is for Tossers, a zero-waste lifestyle doesn’t happen overnight, but it’s still worth attempting. Blogger Lauren Singer lives a zero-waste life in New York City and says it is important to establish your “why” before you begin your zero-waste journey. Without this, it will be much more difficult to stick to your new habits.In terms of putting your new practices into action, you begin by prioritizing: Maybe you realize you’re throwing away a lot of trash by getting to-go coffee and takeout on weekdays. Prioritize making coffee at home and taking it in a reusable mug, and meal prepping and packing your lunch. By making these micro-changes in your day, you are one step closer to a zero-waste lifestyle. Small… Read full this story

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