Cypress Magnolias & Lilies

I emit the most carbon through my home energy usage. To reduce this output, I'm committed to using energy-efficient appliances and being mindful of my electricity consumption.

It's going great! I've been diligent with my actions, focusing on reducing plastic usage and conserving energy. Small changes every day are making a big impact!

I'm committed to incorporating daily composting. This habit is crucial for me to actively contribute to a cleaner environment and reduce waste.

I learned every wash load can release up to 700,000 plastic fiber. A good way to release micro plastics is to wash clothing in full loads !

Remember to consume less and instead share

“To leave the world better than you found it, sometimes you have to pick up other people’s trash.” — Bill Nye

Washed rough or coarse clothes like jeans separately from softer items like polyester T-shirts and fuzzy fleece sweaters. This way, I can reduce the friction caused by rougher materials crashing into more delicate ones for 40 minutes.

Exploring the impact of cleaning product ingredients on water and biodiversity, I found out how some chemicals can harm our natural resources. Experimenting with DIY alternatives, like vinegar and baking soda, not only proved effective but also sparked a fun and eco-friendly journey towards cleaner living.

I frequently swap clothes with my friends, creating a vibrant cycle of fashion exploration and sustainability, where we not only refresh our wardrobes but also cultivate a stronger sense of community and environmental responsibility.

Every small action for sustainability is a giant leap for our planet. Let's celebrate Earth Day every day!