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Luke Gonzales
Luke Gonzales

Some Ways to Reduce Your Personal Impact on Climate Change



Hey! Here, I have an assortment of reusable water bottles that I own and frequently use. I always have one with me because not only are they convenient, but they also reduce the amount of plastic I use. Carrying a reusable water bottle allows me to virtually never have to buy plastic water bottles, which also saves me money. One less water bottle used is reducing not only plastic and trash in our oceans, but microplastics as well. As a surfer, I deeply care for the health of our oceans and microplastics seem to be a very detrimental pollutant as a result of overconsumption of plastic products. These microplastics can be directly harmful to fish and other wildlife, but can also be directly harmful to humans as well. We, humans, consume a variety of marine life, which now contain microplastics. These microplastics are then consumed by us. This leads to…


Luke Gonzales
Luke Gonzales
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Marcela Garcia
Marcela Garcia

Hello!

i just wanted to show you guys another way to live plastic free. This is my Hydroflask which i have had for a while now. This is much easier to use than to have to constantly buy a plastic water bottle. You can wash this and re use it as many times as you like and it also keeps drinks insulated whether it is a tea or cold iced water. I highly recommend making the switch to a hydroflask or an owala idk if i am spelling that correctly. I hope this was useful for some.

Larri Sue Clark
Larri Sue Clark

Homemade Soap!

To avoid using plastics, I buy homemade soap from my mother-in-law. They are made with natural ingredients and work great! The soap on the bottom of the picture is an exfoliating body soap with lemon and poppy seeds that smell just like a lemon muffin.



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