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I'm glad I picked up this book from the library. I knew a lot of things in there already, but I did learn a lot of new, useful information. "Plastic Free" by Beth Terry is definitely a must-read if you're contemplating on living a #zerowaste #minimalist lifestyle. I just wish it wasn't covered in plastic. 😩 #iknowishouldntblamethelibrarybutcomeonreadthetitle #plasticfree #bethterry #eatplaylivewelleveryday #eatplaylivewell
Looking to go plastic free? Or find yourself asking Why go plastic free? I recommend Plastic Free by Beth Terry This lady is who opened my eyes to how toxic plastic is to our earth. Her website is a plethora of information along with how to avoid plastic. Plus I'm friends with her now and better for knowing her ❤❤. Today I picked this book up and it's pretty wonderful as well. The Zero Waste Lifestyle by Amy Korst. It touches on everything from trash free challenges to an A to Z guide to recycling just about anything. I loved the chart that list pretty much everything an average family buys, what waste comes from it and then gives you alternatives such as don't buy it, buy in glass or even making it yourself. I try my best to be plastic and waste free. No ones perfect and the world would be better if we all made plastic & waste free steps. ❤❤ #plasticfree #wastefree #bethterry #amykorst
In this TEDx talk, Beth Terry explains her decision to live a plastic-free life – and how she made it happen.
Beth Terry of My Plastic-Free Life is on the hunt for a plastic-free toothbrush. Here’s what she’s found so far.
How much is that container!?
So, you watched "Bag It", or another documentary and want to live more in harmony with our planet. Or found Beth Terry's "myplasticfreelife" blog and got inspired. GOOD for you! Glad to have you in the family. and then you went online looking to see how much stainless steel lunch containers, or a kleen canteen were and thought "I can't afford this!". Never fear there are much cheaper ways until you can! (or just as an alternative). This blog is going to address this issue, along with plastic free news tidbits I think are interesting as well!
what do you think about bethterry?
I wish I talked to em more D; Love their blog!
black :)
she's 21. or maybe 22 now...
