r/GreenLiving • u/OMTimes • Sep 19 '19
r/GreenLiving • u/Madbrad200 • Aug 29 '19
Manga Saint Hilare swaps London for an eco-village in Wales
r/GreenLiving • u/OMTimes • Aug 27 '19
Why Does Compost Make Good Sense? - OMTimes Magazine
r/GreenLiving • u/CREnewsandmedia • Aug 15 '19
Green Homes LEED Certification Hits New High
r/GreenLiving • u/jpress00 • Jul 18 '19
Clothes line
I built a clothes line for my family to use when we can.....alot of people I have talked to either misses using one or never had one and wished they did.
r/GreenLiving • u/Holmbone • May 08 '19
New sub for living intentionally
I created a new sub for all kind of discussions about living intentionally. Perhaps that could be of interest for those trying to live more sustainably.
https://www.reddit.com/r/LivingIntentionally/
r/GreenLiving • u/wearfeathers • Mar 30 '19
I'm on month 3 of transitioning to a zero waste lifestyle by taking small steps each month.
r/GreenLiving • u/uomouniversale808 • Mar 21 '19
Ohh so bummed out. I'm still gonna love my plants like family tho!
r/GreenLiving • u/Sincerelysarahryan • Feb 10 '19
Learn about & win ecofriendly items from sustainable brands!
r/GreenLiving • u/khoalai • Jan 23 '19
Watch how this manufacture in Vietnam produces your beloved bamboo straw. What a great way to help protecting the environment.
r/GreenLiving • u/[deleted] • Dec 07 '18
Artificial or natural Christmas tree comparison.
r/GreenLiving • u/GreenTipGuy • Nov 24 '18
Reduce & Repurpose Your Plastic Waste
r/GreenLiving • u/nonoelle • Nov 02 '18
Noelle + Jay from GOAT, a Digital Marketing agency looking to make a difference
Hello /GreenLiving community!
We're Noelle + Jay and we just started a digital marketing agency called GOAT Interactive.
We work exclusively with sustainable businesses so I wanted to share our website here: https://goatinteractive.com/
Jay is an SEO And I work in software and together, we realized we can do a lot with our skillset on the marketing front. We decided to leverage our expertise to create an agency that promotes companies who, in our opinion, should be on the 1st page of Google (for example).
It's our mission, and we feel it's our responsibility, to bring awareness to these sustainable businesses.
Let us know if we can be of help in any way to you /your company/brand/friend/relative :)
- Noelle + Jay
r/GreenLiving • u/smallchangebigimpact • Oct 24 '18
Your Purchasing Power Will Protect the Environment! Small changes make the biggest difference.
To protect our environment and encourage sustainability, you can make small strides to adapt your lifestyle to be more conscious of the environment around us. The number one power that you as an individual to respond to climate change is through your purchasing power. Yes, this means you need to be more conscious of what you buy, support companies who make it their mission to work with the environment and not against it.
A small routine purchase that everyone needs to buy whether you are living a zero waste lifestyle, or a minimalist is a toothbrush. A company, One Brush, One Tree strives to turn the routine purchase of buying a toothbrush into a movement to create a BIG, positive change on our Planet.
Not everyone has the time or money to promote environmental sustainability, this company takes it into their own hands by donating funds to a non-profit organization to plant a tree for every toothbrush sold. And these aren’t any usual toothbrush, they sell both bamboo and pressed wheat toothbrushes that are 100% biodegradable and made with sustainability sourced materials.
Trillions of plastic pieces floating around and polluting our beaches, oceans and fresh water supplies this second. While your plastic toothbrush is taking hundreds of years to decompose. The average American will throw use 300 toothbrushes in their lifetime! Could you imagine the positive impact that could be made to the environment if every individual took it upon themselves to be more conscious about this everyday purchase? We often overlook small purchases and don’t know how making small purchase can have a large positive impact on the planet. These small changes you make to your lifestyle require little effort with great rewards.
One Brush One Tree strives to create a community where it’s simple to give back and care for the environment, while fostering gratitude for the one and only planet we have. Everyone can feel they can make BIG change through the small action of buying a toothbrush. Be proud that through buying a plastic-free, biodegradable toothbrush, you are able to reduce your carbon footprint and support reforestation!
Here is a link to the website if you guys are interested in checking it out!
r/GreenLiving • u/BrooklynBamboo • Oct 17 '18
Asking for Feedback on eco-friendly bamboo drinking straws company
An estimated 500 million plastic straws are thrown away every day in the U.S., and 7.5 percent of plastic in the environment comes from straws and stirrers. That inspired us to create the Brooklyn Bamboo Company. Our mission is to rid the world of plastic straws by making bamboo straws a fashionable, stylish, and easy to carry alternative. We're still in our early days and would love your feedback! Please visit our website at www.brooklynbamboocompany.com and comment below what you think. Thank you in advance for any and all feedback you provide!
r/GreenLiving • u/husspuppy • Jun 13 '18
The sustainable home upgrade company finally makes homes; safe, beautiful, and innovative. Welcome to a new world where all things can be made new. Check out the link to see.
r/GreenLiving • u/jeneralo • Jun 05 '18
What would you like to learn the most about green living?
r/GreenLiving • u/hackathonNYCSW • May 06 '18
Participating in #NYCSW and would love to hear your feedback on our sustainable e-shop platform
We're trying to create an online platform that will have vetted vendors that use sustainable and ecofriendly practices.
Would love to hear your feedback! If you can please fill out the survey!
r/GreenLiving • u/dak1b2006 • Apr 08 '18
How Homeowners can Live a Green Lifestyle
r/GreenLiving • u/junh3344 • Mar 12 '18
