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🐰🌿 Happy (almost) Easter! We hope you found ways to celebrate plastic-free, but if you used plastic eggs, remember—they’re not recyclable! The best option? Save them for next

🚨 Did you know everyday items in your home can be hazardous waste? 🚨 From motor oil and batteries to pesticides and paint, proper disposal is crucial

Plastic eggs, baskets, grass, and toys—oh my! Before you stock up on Easter supplies, think about going plastic-free: 🥚 Swap plastic eggs for wooden, biodegradable

Spring cleaning? If you’re sorting through old toys, don’t toss those extra LEGO® bricks! While they can’t be recycled, they can be reused. 🧱 Pass them on to friends,

🥪🌍 Pack a Waste-Free Lunch & Save! 🌍🥪 Ditch the disposable bags, plastic utensils, and single-use packaging—packing a waste-free lunch is better for the planet

🌿 R Words of Zero Waste: A Path to Sustainability 🌿 RETHINK OWNERSHIP! 🤔💡 Why buy when you can borrow? And why buy new when you can find

🌿 R Words of Zero Waste: A Path to Sustainability 🌿 REPURPOSE! ♻️ When the usual Rs don’t fit, get creative and give items a

🌿 R Words of Zero Waste: A Path to Sustainability 🌿 ROT! ♻️ Rot here refers to composting which is the process of transforming food scraps and yard

🌿 R Words of Zero Waste: A Path to Sustainability 🌿 RESTORE! 🔄 Healing the planet starts with us. 🌺 Revive Your Community: Plant native gardens, add bee-friendly flowers, and

🌱 March Plant of the Month: Snake Plant! 🌱 Looking for a low-water, shade-loving plant? Meet Sansevieria, aka Snake Plant! This tough beauty thrives in