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24.01.2022 Imagine a snack that is good for you AND the planet. Sounds good, correct? Now imagine eating a snack and throwing the wrapper in your compost or burying it in the ground. Sounds AMAZING, right? It is time to meet Ellen, the creator of We Bar None - a totally delicious and 100% plant based super snack! ... We simply can't get over how truly great this concept is Check out our Podcast series - click on the link below to listen or search for "ROF Podcast" in your fav streaming platform https://anchor.fm//Alternative--home-compostable-packaging #reducingourfootprint #plasticfreelife #ROF

24.01.2022 Don't panic. Stay home and follow the steps. On your way to sustainable living from the comfort of your home. Start now with a free Slow Fashion Class + Workbook.... Go to the section on the Pilot! https://chuffed.org/project/2busy2eco See more

24.01.2022 Last chance to support #2busy2eco campaign and take advantage of the individual rewards! - With $20, choose 1 sustainability class - With $50, choose 3 sustainability classes and get 1 raffle ticket - With $100, get the complete online program + 3 raffle tickets... In 2 days, we close them all! So if you want to start your sustainability journey and get a chance to win a $200 value Sustainability Starter Kit, now is your last chance! https://chuffed.org/project/2busy2eco

23.01.2022 We just hit $7,000 donations! Over 125 donors already supported the campaign #2Busy2Eco to develop an online sustainability course... This is AWESOOOME! 1 more week to go before we close the individual rewards and move to the developing phase. ... If you want to help, now is the moment! Join us now and choose your reward before its too late!: https://chuffed.org/project/2busy2eco Thanks! See more

22.01.2022 If you don't need it, you won't be needing it just because it is discounted. Stay #responsible and be #sustainable #BuyNothingDay... #reducingourfootprint See more

22.01.2022 Happy Friday Hey! What are those 3 free classes? Well... not sure we told you but we have a reward system to support the development of the Online Sustainability Course. You support #2Busy2Eco campaign and we support YOU in your sustainability journey. Its a win-win-win for the planet! ... With a $50 donation, you get to choose 3 sustainability classes. Well... 3+1 classes because we already offer an online course on Slow Fashion right now. You also get 1 raffle ticket to win a Sustainability Starter Kit of value $200. Head here to know more: https://chuffed.org/project/2busy2eco

21.01.2022 Hi! I'm Alex! When we started to design the ROF Journey a few years ago, we realised that each ROF member started their sustainability journey for different reasons. Here is mine. ... I started my Journey from a waste perspective. Food waste in particular. When I was living in Shanghai, China, I was confronted by the amount of food waste that was thrown away daily at the household level as well as at the restaurant level. I just couldn't get over it and couldn't get over the fact there was no composting taking place either. I knew there had to be a solution for it. I started joining social enterprise meetings and networking with like-minded people. Soon I was put in contact with a manufacturer of home composting devices, who suggested I pilot their latest model. This is how my sustainability journey began and the rest is history =) Today I live a zero-waste lifestyle (almost! nobody is perfect and run ROF to support individuals, reduce waste and live a more sustainable lifestyle. See more

21.01.2022 Are you ready for STEP 1? As an Explorer in the ROF Journey, you might have come across the 5Rs of zero-waste: Refuse - Reduce - Reuse - Recycle - Rot! ... There are a few versions of it but the idea is the same! Start with REFUSING! Before going to get all your sustainable biodegradable goodies, refusing single-use items. Single-use is everywhere: takeaway cups, water bottles, plastic bags, cleaning wipes, make-up pads, Tampax (yeah, sexy I know), tea bags, snacks, chewing gums, kleenex, travel sizes products, Christmas and birthday decorations. Its convenient: Use it. Discard it. But single-use it just trash, really. Every minute, there are 1 million plastic bags that are used and wasted in the world. In average, we get a new plastic bag every 3 days, use it for 12 minutes and throw it away. And it takes up to 10.0000 years to be disintegrated. Another big one to consider is plastic bottles. In Australia alone, plastic bottles count for 118,000 tonnes of plastic/year. Thats 2.36 million kangaroos in weight. Did you know that worldwide, we manufacture half a trillion trash cups per year? This means there are 70 disposable cups for every person on the planet. That means every single person on the planet can use 1 new cup every 5 days. BUT PLASTIC DOESNT GO AWAY Since the 60s, 8.3 billion metric tons have been produced Only 9% of this has been recycled: 6.3 billion metric tons have become plastic waste. Cant even figure out these numbers. Just remember that of all the plastic generated only 9% is recycled. Of the trashed plastic, 7 million tons end up in the sea each year. 270,000 tonnes float on the surface. Getting dizzy with the numbers? Us too. The solution to single-use it easy. JUST BRING YOUR OWN. Here some homework. For the next month, try to SYSTEMATICALLY 1. Refuse plastic bag 2. Refuse trash cup 3. Refuse plastic straw 4. Refuse plastic bottle 5. Refuse plastic toothbrush Simple yet effective. Starting with refusing single-use items will make you plastic everywhere. And find alternatives to it! See more

20.01.2022 Hi! I am Sandesh Rajana As a kid who grew up in India for almost twenty-two years of his life, I witnessed one major problem that still isnt shown enough concern till date: PLASTIC WASTE! According to the Central Pollution Control Board of India, between 2010-12, India generated an estimated 9.3 million tonnes of plastic annually. In a recent study by Down to Earth organisation, India generated an estimate of 16.5 million tonnes, about 1.6 million truck fulls, of plas...tic annually in 2017-18 alone. Phew, let that sink in! I thought that zero usage of plastic was a long shot but now, I think I have made some progress. My shopping habits have changed. I guess I have become more conscious of how my consumerism is going to affect not just the community I live in, but also the planet. (We all got to start somewhere)! One thing that pushes me to live a sustainable lifestyle is that I havent felt more confident about my choices and values in life before. I feel like Im more in control of my choices and behaviour. I understand the importance of protecting our ecosystem because I am experiencing the changes first-hand. I am no scholar at sustainable lifestyle but I am learning and trying to make a difference. To succeed in your mission, you must have single-minded devotion to your goal. - APJ Abdul Kalam (The 11th President of India). See more

19.01.2022 Hi! I'm Ruth Here is my sustainability journey. Ive always been very aware of the impact we have on our planet and was taught about it at school. I started to be concerned about it and wanted to do more for Earth. ... My passion towards sustainability grew even more when I became vegetarian and then vegan. It all started with the realization of the huge impact meat and dairy industry has on our planet. I started to also change my shopping habits such as buying more bulk food and trying to make my own plant milks and nut butters. It wasnt easy, and nowadays I am still improving, step by step. But the one thing that really pushes me to continue having a more minimalistic and sustainable lifestyle is that Ive never felt such a strong alignment with my values and my actions. This is what truly makes me happy, thinking that I am doing my best to reduce my footprint. I then became more interested in minimalism and started to really think about what I wanted to buy, if I really needed it or not or if I was fulfilled with it or not. But there is always room for improvement! I am very glad to be able to help, inspire people to have a more sustainable lifestyle and collaborating with ROF allows its team and I to do so See more

19.01.2022 Step 3 for a Sustainable Lifestyle: REDUCE PLASTIC WASTE Following Step 1, you have cut on single-use items and got into the habits of BYO. Now, lets see how we can guide you further on your way to becoming a Zero-Waster. Most of the plastic waste we generate weekly comes from grocery shopping. Especially now, with most of us working from home. ... To cut up to 80% on your plastic & packaging waste, choose bulk stores and local markets. Why? Reduce packaging & food miles Save time & money, feed your family for less Obtain better quality food direct from wholesalers and producers Contribute to community resilience & build local food security See more

18.01.2022 Dont panic. Stay home and follow the steps. On your way to sustainable living from the comfort of your home. Start now with a free Slow Fashion Class + Workbook.... Go to the section on the Pilot! https://chuffed.org/project/2busy2eco See more

18.01.2022 Today at 1 pm, free Lunch & Learn Webinar on plastic-free living! Grab your lunch and join us of a 30-min presentation of solutions to help you cut on your plastic-waste during Plastic Free July Event co-hosted with WeWork Australia. Register here (its free): https://bit.ly/2ZuR0ZQ... Or join us at 1 pm on zoom: https://bit.ly/3fpoA8T See more

17.01.2022 Hi! Im Ruth Here is my sustainability journey. Ive always been very aware of the impact we have on our planet and was taught about it at school. I started to be concerned about it and wanted to do more for Earth. ... My passion towards sustainability grew even more when I became vegetarian and then vegan. It all started with the realization of the huge impact meat and dairy industry has on our planet. I started to also change my shopping habits such as buying more bulk food and trying to make my own plant milks and nut butters. It wasnt easy, and nowadays I am still improving, step by step. But the one thing that really pushes me to continue having a more minimalistic and sustainable lifestyle is that Ive never felt such a strong alignment with my values and my actions. This is what truly makes me happy, thinking that I am doing my best to reduce my footprint. I then became more interested in minimalism and started to really think about what I wanted to buy, if I really needed it or not or if I was fulfilled with it or not. But there is always room for improvement! I am very glad to be able to help, inspire people to have a more sustainable lifestyle and collaborating with ROF allows its team and I to do so See more

16.01.2022 Hi! I'm Fran, Here is my sustainability journey. First, I lived minimalistic out of necessity.... My mum is that kind of Berlin post-war generation that cuts the mould off the bread and serves it for dinner. I don't feel I missed out on anything and was well set up for low-budget times in my life. It is heart-breaking to learn that 1 in 5 shopping bags of food (and money) end up in landfill where it produces a gas with more than 20 times the global warming capacity of carbon dioxide, not to mention the waste of resources (e.g. 2000l for 1kg of avocado). I don't eat mouldy bread anymore, but I give it to my chickens or worms. I share left-over recipes with friends and organise my fridge by best-before-dates. Stepping into the cycle of life like that (food > chicken > compost > veggie patch > food) taught me much about ever-changing nature. It gives me tranquillity in these speedy times. See more

16.01.2022 Need to temper your fashion urges? Check this out! For more games and exercises, click to the link that follows to receive your slow fashion workbook including tons of resources, exercises and task-lists: https://mailchi.mp/960fe4fb3e4a/free-slow-fashion-workbook ... Create a sustainable capsule wardrobe that is respectful of the planet, fair for the garment workers and true to your values. See more

14.01.2022 This is it! We are closing the campaign this weekend! You have a few more hours to make your decisions before WE CLOSE #2BUSY2ECO and start preparing for phase 2: Development of the online sustainability course! Wishing you all a beautiful weekend, ... https://chuffed.org/project/2busy2eco The ROF Team Anas Piou, Alex Kung, Franziska Ekhard, Sandesh Rajana, Jose M Lopez, Martinique Haste, Gul Fuat, Winne Chen, Mara De Ponga Lpez, Waiwai Liang, Davika Alyani, @jiesshuanggg, Mariel Flores, Marlene Brangetto, Jack Kennedy, Ruth Tarres,

14.01.2022 At day 5 of our #2Busy2Eco Campaign, we are at 20% of our target! https://chuffed.org/project/2busy2eco This means we can start developing 2 of the 10 classes of the Online Sustainability Program! Yeaaah!!!! [Happy dance in progress!] We are still on the lookout of for another $9,650 to support us in developping the next 8 classes.... Starting with $20 donation, you get to choose 1 sustainability topic. We will reward you with a fun and interactive online class including a task-oriented workbook. Topics are: - How to reduce my plastic waste by 80% - How to compost and cut food waste close to 0 (zero!) - How to make your household cleaning and personal care products (DIY) - How to travel light, responsibility and only leave footprints - How to manage low-waste parenting with kids and pets - How to save energy and include technologies with a low-waste lifestyle - How to embrace slow ethical fashion - How to incorporate a sustainable diet - How to practice minimalism Click here https://chuffed.org/project/2busy2eco to donate and choose your topic! Any friends who need to see this? Just tag them in a comment! Thanks for sharing! Projects like this wouldnt exist without the support of an active community! See more

13.01.2022 Has anybody else almost missed the date today? We are already in July! Today is the 1st day of the 10th #PlasticFreeJuly Challenge! If you havent heard of it yet, the idea is to cut on (all) plastic waste for a month. This is a personal challenge and, for all of us interested in sustainability, a chance to do a little bin audit and realise how much plastic waste we produce...... and avoid it by: - Refusing single-use (just BYO) - Reducing packaging (by buying bulk), - Switching everyday plastic items to sustainable alternatives (like toothbrushes, sponges, earbuds)... There are many ways to cut on plastic and stop ditching trash to the oceans. In our first two steps of the ROF Journey, we take you through different alternatives, keeping in mind our motto "Minimum effort for maximum impact". To take the challenge and stay motivated throughout the month, follow @plasticfreejuly. We also decided to take the challenge ourselves! See more

12.01.2022 If you have missed last week's webinar, tomorrow is another chance to learn how to cut on your plastic waste.: https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/113843882116/ 30 min. 10 steps to cut on your plastic waste. And then time for Q&A! Easy peasy.... Feel good with yourself and the planet! See you tomorrow! See more

12.01.2022 Hi guys, could you give us 2 min of your time? We need your input to define priorities to develop our Online Sustainability Course. Could you please answer this quick survey? https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/5BZNJRH Bonus! Well draw a lucky participant who will get these 3 eco-products from Onya to shop plastic-free: 8 reusable produce bags + 1 Bread bag + 1 bulk food bag (valued $70).... Thanks for your help and for sharing the survey around!

12.01.2022 Now that youve become a Zero-Waster (if you have followed steps 1-5), youre ready to join Level 3 and become a Conscious Consumer. The Conscious Consumer realises his or her impact goes beyond minimising waste at home but that our everyday purchase decisions matter to the environment. In Step 6, we talk about a colourful and fascinating topic: sustainable diets.... I invite you to join the conversation on Thursday 6th at noon through a free webinar that we will host with nutrition researcher Mark Doneddu, president of @world_vegan_day_melbourne and @veg_vic. Its a "Lunch and Learn" session including a 30 min presentation followed by a 15 min Q&A. Its free, just register here: https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/free-lunch-and-learn-webina See you there!

12.01.2022 Now that you've become a Zero-Waster (if you have followed steps 1-5), you're ready to join Level 3 and become a Conscious Consumer. The Conscious Consumer realises his or her impact goes beyond minimising waste at home but that our everyday purchase decisions matter to the environment. In Step 6, we talk about a colourful and fascinating topic: sustainable diets.... I invite you to join the conversation on Thursday 6th at noon through a free webinar that we will host with nutrition researcher Mark Doneddu, president of @world_vegan_day_melbourne and @veg_vic. It's a "Lunch and Learn" session including a 30 min presentation followed by a 15 min Q&A. It's free, just register here: https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/free-lunch-and-learn-webina See you there!

10.01.2022 If you have missed last weeks webinar, tomorrow is another chance to learn how to cut on your plastic waste.: https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/113843882116/ 30 min. 10 steps to cut on your plastic waste. And then time for Q&A! Easy peasy.... Feel good with yourself and the planet! See you tomorrow! See more

09.01.2022 Be safe, wear a condom mask From 11.59 pm on Wednesday, masks become mandatory in metropolitan Melbourne and Mitchell Shire for anyone aged over 12 years. Thats the law. And for the planet? ... Please consider getting a reusable mask instead of disposables. Here some Australian accounts to get yours! karmicwitch, Mihotchstitch, Suki McMaster to name a few. How to use your cloth mask? - Wash your hands before putting on your face covering - Put it over your nose and mouth and secure it under your chin - Carefully take it off when youre home - Handle only by the ear loops or ties - Fold outside corners together and place the mask in the washing machine See more

09.01.2022 Step 5 of the ROF Journey is the last step of The Zero-Waster. Before we move on to Level 3, The Conscious Consumer, well talk about low-waste parenting. On the online class, youll find tons of resource to buy second-hand proms, furniture and clothes as well as addresses to join toy libraries, and ideas to replace food pouches or create low-waste activities for your kids. But, if you were to change only ONE thing in your parenting, REFUSE DISPOSABLE NAPPIES AND WIPES...! It would yield the biggest positive environmental impact! Did you know that 2 billion disposable nappies go into landfill every year in Australia? It takes approx. 500 years for one nappy to break down. 500 years, thats basically forever... Disposable nappies represent almost 10% of Australias total disposable waste that piles up in landfill. And while it stays there, it releases methane gas that is 21 times more harmful than carbon dioxide. Instead of 3,800 disposable nappies/year/baby, invest in 24 cloth nappies and save up to $4,000 over 2,5 years! Not sure where to start with cloth nappies? Two simple suggestions to get started: 1. Contact a local cloth nappy library to try whats best for you and your baby: Precious Little Me, Cloth Nappy Hire Australia Nappy Lane - Modern Cloth Nappies 2. Use a specific cleaning service like Botanic Baby Nappy Wash Service, Lavenderia NappyCare and Laundry Service See more

09.01.2022 Hi! Im Fran, Here is my sustainability journey. First, I lived minimalistic out of necessity.... My mum is that kind of Berlin post-war generation that cuts the mould off the bread and serves it for dinner. I dont feel I missed out on anything and was well set up for low-budget times in my life. It is heart-breaking to learn that 1 in 5 shopping bags of food (and money) end up in landfill where it produces a gas with more than 20 times the global warming capacity of carbon dioxide, not to mention the waste of resources (e.g. 2000l for 1kg of avocado). I dont eat mouldy bread anymore, but I give it to my chickens or worms. I share left-over recipes with friends and organise my fridge by best-before-dates. Stepping into the cycle of life like that (food > chicken > compost > veggie patch > food) taught me much about ever-changing nature. It gives me tranquillity in these speedy times. See more

08.01.2022 Hi! Im Tenzin Here is my sustainability journey. My sustainability journey started when we learnt in school about global warming and how this affects people and animals all over the world.... I learnt about how urgent climate action and wanted to do something which I think is how a lot of people feel but they dont know where to start. This is why I joined ROF because they give easy and practical ways to help the planet in our everyday life so everyone can make a difference. @tenzin.cohen See more

08.01.2022 Are you ready for STEP 1? As an Explorer in the ROF Journey, you might have come across the 5R's of zero-waste: Refuse - Reduce - Reuse - Recycle - Rot! ... There are a few versions of it but the idea is the same! Start with REFUSING! Before going to get all your sustainable biodegradable goodies, refusing single-use items. Single-use is everywhere: takeaway cups, water bottles, plastic bags, cleaning wipes, make-up pads, Tampax (yeah, sexy I know), tea bags, snacks, chewing gums, kleenex, travel sizes products, Christmas and birthday decorations. It's convenient: Use it. Discard it. But single-use it just trash, really. Every minute, there are 1 million plastic bags that are used and wasted in the world. In average, we get a new plastic bag every 3 days, use it for 12 minutes and throw it away. And it takes up to 10.0000 years to be disintegrated. Another big one to consider is plastic bottles. In Australia alone, plastic bottles count for 118,000 tonnes of plastic/year. That's 2.36 million kangaroos in weight. Did you know that worldwide, we manufacture half a trillion trash cups per year? This means there are 70 disposable cups for every person on the planet. That means every single person on the planet can use 1 new cup every 5 days. BUT PLASTIC DOESNT GO AWAY Since the 60s, 8.3 billion metric tons have been produced Only 9% of this has been recycled: 6.3 billion metric tons have become plastic waste. Can't even figure out these numbers. Just remember that of all the plastic generated only 9% is recycled. Of the trashed plastic, 7 million tons end up in the sea each year. 270,000 tonnes float on the surface. Getting dizzy with the numbers? Us too. The solution to single-use it easy. JUST BRING YOUR OWN. Here some homework. For the next month, try to SYSTEMATICALLY 1. Refuse plastic bag 2. Refuse trash cup 3. Refuse plastic straw 4. Refuse plastic bottle 5. Refuse plastic toothbrush Simple yet effective. Starting with refusing single-use items will make you plastic everywhere. And find alternatives to it! See more

07.01.2022 Sunday Giveaway Plastic Free July Last chance to win 5 eco-products offered by Biome Eco Stores (value $30)! Follow Reducing Our Footprint Tag +3 friends on a comment ... Repost our story or create a new one (tag us in your story!) We will announce the winner tonight at 7 pm! Good luck! See more

07.01.2022 Thank you! $4,000 donations in 7 days! You guys are awesome! This means we have unlocked 3/10 classes of the Online Sustainability Course. LETS CELEBRATE! With a little surprise...... A surprise that will help you go #plasticfree during Plastic Free July For a chance to win 5 eco-products offered by Biome Eco Stores (value $30) help us share #2Busy2Eco campaign and inspire more people to embark on their sustainability journey by: Like Reducing Our Footprint Share this post Tag +3 friends on a comment Repost our story or create a new one (tag us in your story!) We will announce the winner on Sun 12th! Good luck! And lets ROF-it! See more

07.01.2022 Hi! Im Alex! When we started to design the ROF Journey a few years ago, we realised that each ROF member started their sustainability journey for different reasons. Here is mine. ... I started my Journey from a waste perspective. Food waste in particular. When I was living in Shanghai, China, I was confronted by the amount of food waste that was thrown away daily at the household level as well as at the restaurant level. I just couldnt get over it and couldnt get over the fact there was no composting taking place either. I knew there had to be a solution for it. I started joining social enterprise meetings and networking with like-minded people. Soon I was put in contact with a manufacturer of home composting devices, who suggested I pilot their latest model. This is how my sustainability journey began and the rest is history =) Today I live a zero-waste lifestyle (almost! nobody is perfect and run ROF to support individuals, reduce waste and live a more sustainable lifestyle. See more

07.01.2022 Never #2Busy2Eco! Join the mouvement and learn how to reduce your plastic waste by 80% following the motto "Minimum effort, Maximum impact"

07.01.2022 Step 4: MAKE YOUR OWN HOME PRODUCTS! This is one of our most interactive workshops: create your house-hold and personal-care products. Why DIY?... Best zero-waste alternative: no more packaging! Natural ingredients that are good for you & the planet, Adapted to you! You create your personalised solutions adapted to your needs. Plus, it will also allow you to: Know the benefits and different uses of natural super-power ingredients, Explore and create based on your own experiences, Free yourself from the habits of buying what you need. Want to keep it simple and easy? Here 4 bathroom essentials for you to create with 7 super-power ingredients: - Castile Soap - Sodium Bicarbonate - Coconut Oil - Coconut Milk - Shea Butter - Apple Cider Vinegar - Arrowroot Powder #1 Coconut milk shampoo Mix the 1/4 cup of coconut milk with 1/4 cup of Castile soap. Add a few drops of Essential Oil and the 1/2 tsb of coconut oil for dry hair. #2 apple vinegar toner Add 2 tbsp of apple cider vinegar to 2 cups of (distilled) water. Add a few drops of essential oil and use as a face toner or hair rinse. #3 Peppermint toothpaste Mix the 6 tbsp of coconut oil with 2 tbsp of sodium bicarbonate. Add a few drops of Peppermint Essential Oil (optional). #4 Shea-butter deodorant Combine 2 tbsp of shea butter and 3 tbsp of coconut oil in a glass jar and place it in a saucepan of boiling water until melted. Or make sure your jar doesnt have any metal parts and heat the mix in a microwave. Add the 1 tbsp of sodium bicarbonate & 1 tbsp of arrowroot to mix. Add a few drops of Essential Oil (Eucalyptus, Peppermint and Lavender). We hope this might inspire you to start and play at home.

03.01.2022 Ayaaa! We are live! Today we are launching #2Busy2ECo! https://chuffed.org/project/2busy2eco... A campaign to support an Online Sustainability Course 4 Busy People! Im so excited (and a bit nervous, TBH) but... Hey! Here it is! Check the video, share the campaign on Facebook and help us raise funds to develop the complete online program! No minimum, everything adds up! Many rewards to choose from!

02.01.2022 THANK YOU!!! Yesterday night we officially closed the campaign at $8,059! Thanks to your support and the support of an amazing team of dedicated volunteers the campaign!... Aside from your generous donations, this campaign helped build our community and opened new doors to engage with more businesses and organisations. A great proof of community resilience ONLINE and OVER COVID! Thanks to your support, today we can create this Online Sustainability Course and offer a concrete tool for people to start their sustainability journeys. Now, before we jump into PHASE 2: DEVELOPMENT, it is time to announce our lucky winner of Biome Eco Stores Sustainability Starter Kit: LEANDRO RAVETTI! Congratulations, Leandro!

01.01.2022 Hi! I'm Tenzin Here is my sustainability journey. My sustainability journey started when we learnt in school about global warming and how this affects people and animals all over the world.... I learnt about how urgent climate action and wanted to do something which I think is how a lot of people feel but they dont know where to start. This is why I joined ROF because they give easy and practical ways to help the planet in our everyday life so everyone can make a difference. @tenzin.cohen See more