Eliminating Plastics from Daily Life
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Posted by Amelie Lillith at 2:30 PM 0 comments
Labels: Dangers of Plastic, Eliminating Plastics, history of plastic, recycling
My mother surprised me when she told me her new year’s resolution this year. Her goal? She wants to eliminate plastics, to the greatest extent possible, from her daily life.
I tried to do some research and find her websites about doing this, but was sorely disappointed to find minimal help and information on doing this. So I have decided to dedicate this blog to things that someone can do to eliminate plastics from their life. I am also going to provide links to products that can replace the plastic ones people typically use
It is obviously impossible to totally eliminate plastics while still living within civilization. (Switching to glass jars for storage will still leave you with plastics on the lid, for instance). I think that taking some of these steps is helpful, in the least.
