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My name is Jeanne Haegele, and I've been working since September 2007 to become as plastic-free as possible. Here's a list of the steps I've taken towards becoming plastic-free.
For tips on how to reduce your own plastic-packaged purchases, read my guide, Everyday Products with Little or No Plastic Packaging: A Shopping Guide. To suggest products for my guide, email me at lifelessplastic@yahoo.com.
Everybody, let's use less plastic!
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3 comments:
Have you been following the Clean Bin Project? Their documentary has some very compelling stats and images related to plastic in the environment.
I'd love to get your feedback on our web pages prompting people to reduce their trash. http://www.metrovancouver.org/Pages/default.aspx
A big push-back I get is "I'm a busy parent, I'd love to but this stuff takes up too much time." Bogus! Our family of four is down to a 2-litre milk carton of garbage or less a week. Would you consider posting a food packaging reduction tip or two on our Blog? http://www.metrovancouver.org/Pages/default.aspx
Thanks for protecting your corner of the world!!
That is a great video and adults will understand ...moreover we could show such inspiring videos in school and make the children aware about the problem and stop the nuisance.
HI! I came across this blog at work and I wanted to note that I just started working on doing the same thing. My blog is called "Bye, Bye Plastic and other green stories". I am very interested to read what you have learned on this. And as I'm at work I can't watch the video now, but I will definitely come back soon!
Thanks!
Lyndsie
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