Everyone can find little ways to go green. Composting food scraps saves the nutrients we didn't use by converting it into great soil. I use that great soil to grow more great veggies. Instead of filling a landfill I'm essentially filling myself with healthy vegetables. When I have extra I preserve them by canning them at home. The glass mason jars are reusable and waste a lot less than buying canned vegetables. It may be old fashioned, but you won't complain once you have a taste of summer tomatoes in January.
Bottled water is a waste of money and all those plastic bottles use up fossil fuels. Not to mention they take forever to decompose if not recycled. A Brita pitcher and stainless steel water bottle are my solution to bottled water. Not only does it save me a lot of money every year, but it's also saving the environment.
Plastics just aren't great for the earth, or our bodies, so instead of using plastic baggies, or containers, I purchased some Pyrex containers. They are sturdy, don't leak, and can safely go in the microwave without leaching chemicals into your food.
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