30 Ways to live sustainably this year !

Here are 30 ways to live sustainably this year! As always, do what you can and simply leave the rest.

These swaps could make a huge difference to the amount of waste you produce. Take what is relevant and applicable for you and your lifestyle.

Let me know in the comments below any zero waste swaps that I haven't mentioned. I really appreciate learning about new ways to reduce my waste and you guys are always so great at coming up with innovative ideas.

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In today's video I share with you 25 weekly zero waste habits that I actually do. I wanted to expand upon my video, 100 zero waste swaps you have to try, to show you how I implement my minimalist and sustainable habits into my weekly life.

[ImmyLucas]

Hey everyone! I hope you enjoy today's video. As always please only take what is relevant and applicable to you and simply leave the rest. Looking forward to chatting with you all in the live premiere! Immy xx

[Eucis]

A simple tip for car owners is to plan your trips and time in a way that allows you to run multiple errands whenever you drive somewhere. If you have, say, an appointment at the hair dressers, do your grocery shopping on the same trip to avoid having to do two trips that week. You can also run your errands on your way to/from work in order to avoid additional trips.
I live 45min away from the big city so I try to save all my non-time sensitive errands for when I have an appointment or meeting there. Planning my time saves me money and countless hours behind the wheel 😄

[nonamenojane]

Your eye makeup is lovely in this and makes your eyes so bright!

I really enjoyed this practical guide.

[marycharlebois]

What I appreciate most about this video is the variety of unique and subtle actions that you have suggested for reducing waste and using less power and resources. This is next-level sustainability my friend… and I am here for it! I’m ready to implement these strategies into my daily living throughout April. I’m starting today… right now… by deleting old emails. Thanks for all the uber awesome tips Immy. Happy Earth Month 🌎💦Ⓜ️ary💚

[keelinhowe]

I feel like I've watched a hundred of these kinds of videos, yet this one was full with ideas I hadn't considered before. Thanks for the variety you have included!

[sorstroker]

I love the content you create, and I could listen to your voice all day long. It's so calming.
Keep on doing what you do, thank you for your impact

[janetstonerook]

My simplest sustainability effort is NOT shopping. This time during Covid lockdown has given me time to reflect on the reasons why I was shopping too often and too wastefully. Now with spring weather and so much else to do, I really have no desire to shop. Even when I actually need to!

[sashastarshanti]

I just switched to Ecosia, and will watch this video again to try to enact other ways to lessen my carbon footprint. Deleting emails was something I never imagined. Thank you!

[nishaisamazing]

I've always wondered if leaving Bluetooth on uses more battery and I hadn't even thought about emails taking up storage and energy! Fab video x

[annniinap]

I've solved the dress problem by buying two great dresses and not caring about the norm, that I couldn't wear them to everything. One is from when I was 11 and the other one from 15 (I'm now 23). Both still going strong, because I wear them maybe once a year and take care of them. Also a great bonus: I don't need to find a new dress that looks good on me, as I hate clothesshopping.

[jessicasantos]

You're the best. For sure one of my favorite people on YouTube. I wish I could be your friend.

[miabonventre]

Just wanted to help the algorithm and say you look absolutely stunning today. Thank you for all your wonderful tips!

[Princessponder]

This was great, Immy! These are wonderful tips and not just the usual "use a reusable bottle and straw". I'll definitely be sharing this video!

[anatempass]

I love your videos because they don't make me feel guilty about not been perfect (sustainably)! Better do the best we can't than nothig, some friends just let go the idea just because it's too hard or too much

[ZeroWasteFamily]

Great video. I did not know the microwave requires less energy than oven to reheating food

[EllaCharlotteJones]

An amazing and encouraging video!! I love that you inspire environmental lifestyle changes in a gentle yet informative way

[feeka]

This is really insightful, first time hearing about Ecosia. Thanks for this video! 😊

[juchidaf]

Do your best certainly is the best advice of all, thank you <3

[Sky-Child]

Switched to Triodos bank. I was thinking if someone asked me to give them my savings to arm children, grow tobacco or frack, I would say absolutely not, so why would I accept a bank who does?
Great video with lots of well thought out tips. Thanks

[cathylynnpietranton]

Wow Immy thank you so much. This was very helpful. Some great ideas and suggestions.👍👍❤