Beginner's Guide to Sustainable Living | Low Waste Tips

Beginner's Guide to Sustainable Living | Low Waste Tips

Here are a few of my favorite ways to lead a more eco-friendly and sustainable lifestyle! These green tips and tricks will also help you live a more minimalistic lifestyle. Many people think being low waste is necessarily expensive, but my recommendations are meant to be implemented by anyone and for any budget!

Drop any questions you may have in the comments!
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[AnnaChah]

Do you have any tips to share? Drop a comment below!

[maryamaamer]

Thankyou so much Anna, for your helpful tips, your kindness and such a loving, peaceful, warm aura.

[easypeasygreeny]

I love that you mention about no judgement. Sustainable living looks different for everyone and there's no 'right' or 'wrong', I promote sustainable living without judgement too :)

[iamjustbo]

Great video (comme souvent!). From our side (some are basics): less meat, looking at the origin of a fruit/vegetable, second hand clothes or new but durable clothes... And in general, aiming at becoming minimalists, I do think that doing with less facilitates a sustainable living as a basis.

[LindsayMuller]

Hi there, I'm a research ecologist who specializes in plant science and energy and nutriend cycling. There is much more nuance to whether conventional or organic farming is more sustainable. Imo, organic isn't necessarily the answer, at least not stand alone or with its current legal standards. There is also more nuance to animal ag as well. For most people, reducing animal product intake is indeed more sustainable, but that is certainly not the case for certain communities in certain ecosystems with proper land management practices. If you're interested in specifics, I'd love to talk to you about it!

[itouchtheskyilovetrentino]

Lovely. Today is 25th of December, Merry Christmas 2021 to everyone. Cheers from the top of the mountain.

[RobManzano]

Hello Anna. First comment. Thanks for your tips and advice 🙏

[leoniestravellist]

Amazing tips as always! Scared to find out how many chemicals are in my products 😳

[lucaschahuneau]

Less meat and less dairy (although I still can’t cut cheese - might never 🧀😄) for me. Thanks for your great tips 🙏

[OdellCrispin]

Great video (comme souvent!). From our side (some are basics): less meat, looking at the origin of a fruit/vegetable, second hand clothes or new but durable clothes... And in general, aiming at becoming minimalists, I do think that doing with less facilitates a sustainable living as a basis.

[Hannah-Melton]

Do you have any tips to share? Drop a comment below!