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Wie nachhaltig leben mein Leben verändert hat

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Eine Möglichkeit, den eigenen ökologischen Fußabdruck zu verkleinern, ist, weniger tierische Produkte zu konsumieren. Denn die haben es in sich, ressourcenmäßig meine ich. Wer aber versucht – ebenfalls aus umweltschutzgründen… Weiterlesen
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Wirklich so komplett ohne Müll, also „Zero Waste“ zu leben — geht das denn wirklich in unserer modernen Wegwerf-Gesellschaft? Da kauft man um Verpackungsmüll zu vermeiden in Unverpackt-Läden ein, aber… Weiterlesen
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Moment bitte, was für eine Kiste?? Ja, ihr habt richtig gelesen: Eine Wurmkiste 🐛💕! Eine Wurmkiste ist das, wonach sie klingt – eine Kiste, in der Kompostwürmer leben! Die Würmer… Weiterlesen
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Wenn man durch die Innenstädte oder Einkaufszentren läuft, sieht man hauptsächlich Klamottenläden. Mode ist eine milliardenschwere Industrie. Trotzdem (oder gerade deshalb?) ist Mode, die fair und umweltverträglich hergestellt wird die… Weiterlesen
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Shias Nachhaltigkeits-Talk in COSMO – jeden Sonntag 15:30 Uhr

Wie nachhaltig leben mein Leben verändert hat

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  • Here are my personal favorite #zerowaste helpers for when I’m out and about. This doesn’t mean I always have everything on me though. • I pack my stuff just like how I dress according to what I plan on doing that day 🌤. If I know I’m only going to sit in a coffee shop all day ☕️ I won’t bother bringing my own water bottle or a mason jar because they most likely provide water and I’ll ask for coffee in a real mug. But if I have a lunch date or a family dinner I will bring a container for leftovers and maybe even an extra one just in case anyone decides to offer me some vegan food to take home 😇. FEEEEEEED ME!! 😹 • HANKIES Ok, these are actually the only items (except for my phone 📱, keys 🔑, and wallet 💸) that I ALWAYS carry around. Because: 1. I have allergies and a chronically runny nose. 2. They are actually very versatile. I use them to get cookies or even sandwiches whenever I don’t have a container or a dish towel with me. I’ve also bought bulk candy in a hanky before. #furoshiki I always have a cloth bag for used hankies. The cloth bag is also where the cutlery we bring to places to after we have used them. • WATER BOTTLE This one’s pretty self-explanatory. I usually refill it in public bathrooms because drinking fountains are so darn rare in Germany. • (MASON) JAR It doesn’t have to be a mason jar. Sometimes it’s just some random jam jar. We use it for: * Coffee to go * For saucy leftovers or just leftover sauces. Also for other leftovers. * Or sometimes as a substitute for my water bottle * To keep miscellaneous small items in it so they don’t get lost, e.g. bobby pins, ear buds, hair ties • What I actually have on me a lot more often than a water bottle, a mason jar, or a container is my laptop 💻. That one comes with me almost 100% of the time. Doesn’t have anything to do with #zerowaste tho. 🙃
  • Let’s talk about meal prep and trying to buy as local and seasonal as possible! • First off I have a confession… Before we went vegan and later #zerowaste, Hanno and I were living off processed foods, TV meals, and junk food 🙈. We never made anything from scratch and relied heavily on take outs! Ugh! • Going vegan 🌱 made us actually think about what the heck we were eating, and going ZW made us learn to use whole foods, because, well, processed foods are rarely sold in bulk. • In the beginning, we tried planning all of our meals 🍲 before we went grocery shopping (to prevent food waste by only buying what we’d need). But well, most recipes use ingredients that didn’t grow in the same place at the same time 🥑🥦! And even if we found recipes that used local AND seasonal ingredients, some of the ingredients might not have been available at the farmers market that week! • So we changed our strategy. We stopped planning beforehand. We'd just buy whatever local and seasonal produce was available. And instead of sticking to recipes we cooked according to “patterns”, something my mom taught me. This means we have methods of cooking things and can swap out the ingredients. It’s awesome because there’s a lot of wiggle room and it’ll always taste different! 😋 • An example for a stir fry pattern (which we use a lot): 1. Sauté garlic and/or onions and/or ginger in some oil 2. Add 1-5 ingredients (veggies and/or protein) 3. Optional: add veggie stock 4. Season with salt and/or pepper and/or soy sauce and/or sesame oil and/or curry and/or other spices 5. Optional: Garnish with herbs like green onions, basil, mint Rule: Don’t go too crazy, keep it simple. The more you add the higher the chances of ingredients that don’t go well together. (More on this in my book, link in bio) • Head over to my story to see what we made from some of the things in this picture!
  • We use a cotton rag, this wooden brush with agave fibers (head can be replaced and composted), and a copper scrub to do our dishes. • Cotton rags are easy to clean. Just pop them into the washer with your next load. The copper scrub only needs a good rinse or a good brush (with the wooden brush). But yeah, wooden brushes need a bit of a different approach 😉) • To prevent these kinds of brushes from becoming moldy, they will need to be dried. Putting them onto a sunny window sill is perfect, because ☀️ also kills germs! • When it gets colder and sun shine becomes a rare thing we crave, we put the brush onto the radiator. • However, depending on where you live, wooden brushes can be hard to come by. We are very fortunate this traditional craft is still being kept alive in Europe! As far as I know, there is not a single traditional brush maker is all of North America! (I hope I‘m wrong though! If you know one, please let me know!) • These tips also help to prolong the life of any plastic brush you use 😊 #usewhatyouvegot
  • #dairyfree milks (or “mylks”) 🐮💕 are always sold in cartons—which are notoriously difficult to recycle. Cartons consist of up to 9 (!) layers of different materials glued together! • The more materials a packaging contains, the more difficult it is to recycle ♻️ 💔. In order to be recycled, the materials need to be separated. • So yes, cartons are a PAIN to recycle. The layers need to be separated chemically. Only highly specialized facilities can do that, and there aren’t many of them around. This is one of the reasons an estimated 90% of cartons world-wide don’t get recycled. PET plastic bottles are actually a lot easier to recycle! • But hey, this actually isn’t even the reason why we started to make our own mylk at home 😜! We started doing that as college students because we were broke, and it was just so much cheaper and less wasteful because we could make only the amount we needed! • Head over to my blog to learn how to make your own almond and coconut milk! Tutorials for oat and other kinds of mylk will follow 💚! (Link in bio)
  • You might be wondering why on earth I bought dry goods in paper bags instead of the usual cloth bags! Well… This is a #zerowaste hack that might come in handy for you too! • Yesterday I went to drop off some of the worm castings (= great fertilizer) 🐛💕🌱✨ I had harvested from our worm bin almost two weeks ago as well as some kombucha starter at fellow zero waster @zerowastelifestyle.de’s place. The worm castings arrived safely. However, the lid of the jar with the kombucha was loose (totally forgot to check before I put it in my bag! 🤦‍♀️🤦‍♂️) and leaked kombucha all over the cloth bags I brought with me! • So I arrived at the zero waste bulk store @tanteolgakoeln without any usable bags! They do have a “take a jar leave a jar” bin, but only with small jars, and I knew I only wanted to buy few things, but a large quantity of each! (Except for the toothpaste tabs). • So I simply asked them if I could reuse some of the empty bags from their dry goods! I knew bulk stores get their dry goods in big bulk bags, most of it paper in cases of zero waste shops. They were more than happy to help me out and glad the bags will get used at least one more time! • I also grabbed a jar from the jar bin, and was good to go! • We will probably reuse these sturdy bags at least a few more times to keep bread 🥖 fresh. We usually put bread into a cloth bag and the bag in an old pillow case of mine. Once I saw the owner of a health food store store leftover bread in one of these empty paper bags from their dry goods! They told me it’s how they keep the bread fresh to sell it at half price the next day. I’m curious if it’ll keep the bread moist longer than in cloth? • And once the bags become gross we will feed them to our worms 🐛 *omnomnom*. If you have a worm bin, remember that composting worms need cellulose to stay healthy! So you should feed them paper, cardboard or wood shavings/ shredded wood regularly!
  • I seriously teared up 😭 watching this little guy 🐧💕 turn to look back at its human rescuer before finally charging towards the ocean 🌊! This little fellow had a severe head wound and was entangled in a plastic net. Make sure to read its story below! • I know “plastic in the ocean” is an issue that can feel like a very remote problem if you live far away from a coast line. But did you know your trash can still end up there even if you live far away from the ocean and make sure to recycle and dispose of your trash properly? 😳💔 • 👉Check out my article to learn how (link in bio) and what you can do to prevent your waste from ending up in the ocean! • Repost @kaikourawildliferescue ・・・ 🐧This blue penguin adult was rescued after being found with a significant head wound and suffering from severe exhaustion due to plastic netting entanglement. After treatment and recovery, it was successfully released 8 days later in its original habitat. It was observed for an hour post-release, and swam strongly out to sea, once past the initial breaking waves. Penguins generally appear wobbly on land, but are in their element under water. Ocean conditions are often rough along New Zealand's coast, with this blue penguin being used to such conditions. Blue penguins are the smallest penguin species in the world, hence the tiny size. The reason this individual was not released near a group of penguins, is that blue penguins are largely solitary at sea, as well as being nocturnal on land. Releases are the positive outcome wildlife rehabilitators hope for 👍🏼 Video: Ben Foster #penguin #bluepenguin #penguins #seabirds #wildlife #birdlife #wildliferehabilitation #wildliferescue #wildliferehabilitator #helpingwildlife #animalrescue #savinganimals #makingadifference #newzealand

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