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Keeping it Sustainable This Holiday Season, The Top Ten

Alex and Meghan Shopping, YouTube Channel December 13, 2020August 21, 2021Christmas, Christmas tree, holiday shopping, holidays, Shipping, shop local, Sustainability, sustainable fashion, Sustainable Holiday, sustainable lifestyle, sustainable living, sustainable shopping

We hope your holiday season is off to a great start and you’ve taken a moment to enjoy the gorgeous lights, décor, and changing seasons around you. If 2020 has taught us anything, taking time to appreciate and be grateful for the little things and, more substantially, the people in our lives and what truly makes us happy is more important than ever. And with that in mind, today we’re going to get into some tips for how to get through this holiday season more thoughtfully and more sustainably.

A Greener Happy Holiday

Meghan Carbon Footprint, Energy Usage, Shopping, Sustainability, YouTube Channel December 19, 2019September 3, 2021Carbon Footprint, christ, Christmas tree, DIY, ecofriendly, energy efficiency, Energy Star, gift wrapping, glitter, LEDs, Plastic waste, Sustainability, sustainable, sustainable gifts

‘Tis the season for shopping and presents, stuffing our faces and traveling to far places! But have you ever thought about how all of that holiday cheer increases your Carbon Footprint? Between buying, wrapping, traveling, festive lights, decorative trees, and celebrating, the end of year holidays substantially increase the amount of waste and electricity we generate which in turn, substantially increases our Carbon Footprints.

A Greener Happy Holiday

Meghan Carbon Footprint, Shopping, Sustainability December 13, 2019December 13, 2019Carbon Footprint, Christmas, Christmas tree, decorating, DIY, festivus, gifts, hanukkah, holiday shopping, holidays, home made, kwaanza, presents, Recycling, reusing, Sustainability, sustainable lifestyle, sustainable living, upcycle

Two packages, one small and one larger, wrapped in simple brown paper and tied with red and white bakery string. Finished with pin sprigs.

‘Tis the season for shopping and presents, stuffing our faces and traveling to far places! But have you ever thought about how all of that holiday cheer increases your carbon footprint? Between buying, wrapping, traveling, festive lights, decorative trees, and celebrating, the end of year holidays substantially increase the amount of waste and electricity we generate which in turn, substantially increases our carbon footprints.