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As the popular proverb goes “Rome wasn’t built in a day”, similarly the transition towards a zero-waste, plastic free lifestyle takes more than just a day. It’s a process of trial and error with the sole value of prioritizing environmental sustainability.  Living a zero waste lifestyle doesn’t mean that you’ll have to give up luxuries of life, it just means choosing a more conscious approach to your consumer choices. Here, For Earth’s Sake comes in with some helpful tips to make this process easier for you and help you reduce your carbon footprint: Switch from Disposable to Reusable: When you...

While coronavirus still remains at its height in most countries all over the world, the zero waste lifestyle enthusiasts have been questioning whether the movement can survive this or not. On March 21, Lauren Singer, arguably the foremost influencer of the zero waste movement, posted a message which was very different from most of her posts. “Two weeks ago, when the reality of COVID-19 set in, I made some choices that went against the way I have lived my life for almost a decade” she wrote revealing that she had purchased tons of plastic and thus created more waste in...

Originally published on by The Culinary Lab: Take care of your Palate and Planet! Sustainability, local & seasonal! These are the terms we at TCL are proud to associate our food and our philosophy with, but you don’t have to be a chef or an avid cook to understand or incorporate these terms in your life. Sustainability is a term used very loosely to encompass everything from fuel, fashion to food, but how do we begin living sustainably? The answer is actually quite simple. It all begins with making informed decisions. In every store, there are sustainable alternatives standing in as...

The home is where we spend most of our time apart from work. It is very important to ensure that sustainability starts at home. Some changes are basic and easy to do. However, some might take a little longer to implement! One of the most famous zero waste methodologies is “The 5Rs”.