Eco Friendly Living – Carbon Neutral Blog

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Saving the planet sounds huge, doesn’t it? Watch in our new video easy eco-friendly life hacks and save our environment. Mother Nature will be very grateful!

Watch in our new Oki Toki video easy eco-friendly life hacks and save our Planet! It’s easy!

Working in fashion and beauty can leave quite a big footprint. Here are some starting hacks and diys that you can do to begin a more eco friendly life. These habits are super easy to incorporate as a beginner minimalist and they’re all huge money savers too! Save the planet, and save money!

Here are 20 easy eco-friendly lifestyle hacks for reducing waste in your home. These green tips and tricks will help you live a more green and minimalist lifestyle. A lot of people think that making eco-friendly life changes are expensive and require specialty products. The truth is there are easy and affordable swaps you can make. It is NOT difficult or expensive to be eco friendly.

Things we do to be better humans. These DIYs and hacks help your budget, the environment, the way you feel, and the aesthetic isn’t bad either

Saving the planet sounds huge, doesn’t it? Watch in our new video easy eco-friendly life hacks and save our environment. Mother Nature will be very grateful!

Check out a collection of ideas that will help you to reduce the amount of waste and reuse things in very surprising ways. You will find a lot of ideas on how to turn food scraps into something cool. Moreover, we share a lot of ideas how to replace plastic bags, sanitary pads, cleaning supplies with eco-friendly substitutions.

Our climate is changing drastically and quickly, so what steps can YOU take to stop it today?

A future of rising global temperatures looks bleak. To stop it, we need to cut greenhouse gas emissions by 2.5% every year, until they reach zero. Here’s how we can do it.