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<!DOCTYPE html>
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<title>Zero Waste Web</title>
<div> <button onclick="window.location.href = 'fansite_page2.html';">Back</button></div>
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A Zero Waste Story
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<center><img id="title-image" src="Qtip_alternative.jpeg" width="300" height="200">    
<img id="title-image" src="No_plastic_beach.jpeg" width="300" height="200">    
<img id="title-image" src="Refill_berries.jpeg" width="300" height="200"> </center>
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<p>It started on the beach in Miami. I was doing my morning yoga practice.
<p>I noticed so much more trash than usual. So it bothered me and I started picking it. One day, led to the next and it became a habit, a meditation.
Clean the beach, clean the mind. Along with stretch and breath. I started documenting my "daily trash catch".
Do you know what items were most common? Straws, plastic utencils, so many flip flops! I know! Weird! I even found needles and many plastic toys.
Then I started looking in the net about single use plastic. That led to organizing cleaning events with friends.
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But the biggest epiphany was...one night coming to the term ZERO WASTE online. Genious! A creative French mom invented the whole concept.
Not that the idea wasn't out there. But she really went for it. So after her TED talk I was changed. I will leave a link to it <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CSUmo-40pqA">here</a>.
Zero waste is not about buying expensive eco alternatives. It is a lifestyle. And it is minimalism, creativity and humbling experience to help the planet and us!
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<li>We started by only purchasing food in bulk like quinoa, beans, nuts.</li>
<li>Same for veggies and fruits, using reusable bags.</li>
<li>Glass jars have so many uses. </li>
<li>Slowly transitioned into refillable soap, laundry detergent, shampoo, cleaning supplies,
all thanks to the local store in Miami, <a href="https://www.instagram.com/verde_market">Verde Market</a>.
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<li>Natural cosmetics, no toxins.
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<li>Fast fashion is a big polluter, so second hand, eco fabrics.
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<li>Any effort counts, no one is perfect.
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<li>Overall spending less as we buy less. Experience over gifts.
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<div> <p>If any of that inspired you engage and explore to leave Earth better than we found it! </p></div>
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A great <b>bulk finder</b> for sustainable shopping anywhere in the world: <a href=https://www.zerowastehome.com>Zero Waste Home</a>
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For Miami residents <a href=https://www.instagram.com/verde_market>Verde Market</a> is the eco spot!
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Many online Earth-friendly products here: <a href=https://www.zerowastestore.com>Zero Waste Store</a>
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Follow the journey
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<a href="https://www.instagram.com/zerowasteearth/">
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