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Article: Sustainable Living 101: Simple Steps to Start Your Eco Journey

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Sustainable Living 101: Simple Steps to Start Your Eco Journey

Ready to transform your life and the planet? Sustainable living doesn't have to be overwhelming. Did you know the average Canadian produces 694 kg of waste each year amongst the highest in the world ? It's shocking, but you can start cutting your waste today with a few simple steps:

1. Carry Reusables: Bring a reusable water bottle, coffee cup, and tote bag wherever you go. Ditching disposables keeps plastic out of landfills and oceans – and saves you money.

2. Ditch Plastic Wrap: Swap cling film for beeswax wraps to keep food fresh sustainably. (See our post "Ditch Plastic Wrap: Discover the Magic of Beeswax Wraps" to learn more.)

3. Shop Local & Eco-Friendly: Support Canadian brands and farmers’ markets that offer sustainable, package-free goods. You'll cut packaging waste and reduce transport emissions.

4. Conserve Energy: Unplug devices, switch to LED bulbs, and air-dry laundry. These tweaks shrink your bills and your carbon footprint.

5. Recycle & Compost: Recycle what you can and compost food scraps. In landfills, organic waste creates methane. Composting turns scraps into garden gold.
Each step brings you closer to a zero waste life and a healthier planet. You'll feel empowered too. 

So why wait? Start your eco journey today – your future self (and the Earth) will thank you!

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