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I’m glad you mentioned trying zero waste living to help with climate change. My sister is trying to decrease her carbon footprint by not wasting a lot of plastic. She should also try to use other products that don’t use plastic, like grocery bags.
For sure Taylor, there are so many ways we can all reduce our carbon footprint as inidividuals – take a look at this article which might help further: https://sustainablejunglecom.bigscoots-staging.com/sustainable-living/how-to-reduce-your-carbon-footprint/
Knowledgeable article… Completely Agreed…..Zero waste reduces climate impact and conserves resources and minimizes pollution. Recycling is also a very powerful aspect of environmental sustainability. SwagCycle will help you recycle, up-cycle your branded merchandise to keep these items out of landfills and make a difference in the community and the environment.
Thanks! SwagCycle sounds great!