New Old Things
Some things in life are worth paying for right? Well… I’m still a freegan.
Another Day, Another Dumpster
A look at how deforestation and soil erosion affected past societies, current societies and solutions for the future
Imagine a world where you pull up the same Wikipedia page as your friend, but instead of viewing the exact same page, they view a page written with a slightly different filter, and their friend views it with another slightly different filter, and so on. …
One-Straw is not a manual for how to farm most efficiently. It is quite the opposite. It is a guide for how to live. It frames global problems of overdevelopment, poor health, pollution,
Tech companies like Apple, Samsung, or Microsoft? Stop rushing for the newest phone model. If you don’t want large corporations to exist, stop buying things.
Not enough time has been given to discussing why this happened. Emblematic of society, we immediately turned our attention to a vaccine, the economy, what life would look like, and when this will be over. We didn’t prepare or try to prevent this and are now left wasting tons of money and effort treating the symptoms.
Sometimes it feels like the scale of our problems are insurmountable. They key is to start (small) and make progress.
I’m freegan because I’m selfish. It’s the same reason I do anything else. If there’s nothing in it for me, I ain’t doing it.
Freeganism isn’t about living with less. It’s about living with more of what you want.
Not buying things is a great way to save money. It’s probably the best way actually. Yeah it’s definitely the best. Gone.
It may seem simple, but keeping an inventory of the food you have is the easiest way to reduce food waste.
Eating food that would otherwise be going to waste eliminates the demand to kill animals for meat. Just how many animals is that?
What is the environmental impact you can have by eating completely freegan for a year?
My experience fasting and why fasting could be considered a form of freeganism.
By prioritizing eating the food you already have and not what you want to eat, you will prevent food waste, save money, and develop a deep sense of appreciation.