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  • WASTE-FREE TAKE OUT/ DELIVERIES? 🍱✨⁣ •⁣ TAKE OUT⁣ We don't get a lot of take out usually. But right now we aren't just swamped with work, but the pollen are definitely conspiring to kill me 🌸🌼☠️🙃! So when we were both too exhausted to cook, Hanno went to get take out so I could stay indoors.⁣ -⁣ You have the best chances at places you already frequent, where they know you. Stuff are usually more accommodating when you're a regular. Ask nicely, make small talk, crack a joke! Bring a good selection of food containers and/or jars to choose from.⁣ -⁣ If they do say no, order your food "for here, on a real plate" and transfer it into your containers yourself.-Do NOT call ahead to place your order ❌📞, unless you are already known there as the brings-their-own-container-person 😜. If you call ahead, your order will most likely already be sitting there waiting for you--in single-use containers in a plastic bag!⁣ •⁣ ⁣DELIVERIES⁣ Did you know that in Japan or Korea, food is often delivered in reusable tableware and picked up later 👍?⁣ -⁣ However, if you don't live in Japan or Korea, your best option to avoid the single-use madness is to not get any food delivered or to convince the restaurant owners to consider using reusable containers.⁣ -⁣ In Germany, there is a project called the Tiffin Project. They supply restaurants with stainless steel tiffins for deliveries and take outs. The customer pays a deposit for the food containers and can return them to any of the participating restaurants or the next time they order. 💚 If you live in Germany, talk to your favorite places and ask them to join the project!⁣ -⁣ However, we never get food delivered. I only had food delivered a handful of times in my whole life, and no thank you 🙅‍♀️🙅‍♂️! I don't like sitting at home with a growling tummy impatiently waiting for the food to come. When the food does finally come, it's soggy, sad, high in sodium yet low in self-esteem. As somebody with food allergies, I also don't like taking the risk 😬. And wrong order? Well, let's just say hangry is a look on me you don't want to see. 👻⁣
  • 💚Support businesses that do better 💚! • Whenever you buy something, you generate a demand. You’re basically telling everyone that profits from you buying that particular product: “Look, it’s profitable for you to make this product, I’m giving you my money for it after all.” • This is very powerful!! With our money, we choose to support businesses that don’t just do better, but that are game changers 💪💚! • Fast fashion brands or fast food chains might have started to make an effort to be slightly less damaging due to bad press—but they will never be game changers because their whole business concept is based on exploration 👎! And that’s not something you can change. • Same with “earth-friendly” disposables. These alternatives actually PREVENT real change, because in the end they enforce the system that got us into this mess in the first place! • This is why we support local community efforts to implement a reusable cup system for coffee to go instead of encouraging “better” disposable cups. • And this is why we are HUGE fans of #zerowaste shops! Many people like to point out that even zero waste shops aren’t actually “zero” waste, and I agree! I wish we lived in an economic system where zero waste is truly possible. But sadly, we don’t. • However, zero waste shops are pioneers in changing that! They are GAME CHANGERS!! In Germany, zero waste shops have joined forces to revolutionize the wasteful supply chains!! 👏👏👏 • Vote with your 💰 and make a difference—a real one!! 💪💚💚💚
  • We’ve hardly been home last month, so we had to buy small batches, and not always from the farmers market. • This somehow reminded me of how it was before we went #zerowaste! We used to buy groceries on our way back home on a whim, without a shopping list and not knowing what we still had at home. 🙃 • We ended up buying things we already had at home while forgetting the stuff we actually needed. So we needed to hit the store again, obviously. And this way we ended up at the grocery store at least 3-4 times a week. What a waste of time!! • Buying small batches feels very similar now! We could only buy small batches because we’d only be home for a day or two. Not gonna lie, I hate spending this much time dealing with buying groceries. 😅 • I rather buy everything we need once a week at a set day and know we’re all set and there’s no need to monitor what we have or might need for the rest of the week. Same with dry goods (we stock up once every 4-8 weeks), or ingredients to quickly DIY our cleaning products within minutes (we stock up for a year, good thing it’s so compact!). • The big difference, however, is that we have learned to know how much we actually consume! We don’t waste any food!! • This, my friends, is 2 meals. All we needed to add were some oil, salt, and pepper. We could have gotten a few more potatoes, but hey, it’s not an exact science anyway 👻! • Even when on the road, we try to buy at farmers markets or health food stores, if available. We do our homework beforehand and we plan accordingly and bring produce, dry goods, or stick to whatever we can get package-free or organic. Sometimes we don’t have any access at all, but that’s extremely rare for us. Because, well, without a car we usually don’t even get to go to the really remote places. There simply is no public transportation we could take to get there 👻😝.
  • Please don’t feed the plastic monster!! 👻#breakfreefromplastic Thanks so much @greenpeace.de for raising awareness! Your plastic monster turned out great!! 💪💚 • Even though I try to avoid plastic as much as I can, I am not actually anti-plastic! In fact, plastic is an amazingly versatile material that can be extremely useful! In medicine for example (of course we should keep it minimal there, too!). • HOWEVER (!!), I am very much against wasting it for SINGLE-USE purposes and whenever there are obviously other cool alternatives around!! AND I don’t agree with making plastic out of fossil fuels! • Did you know that only around 9% of plastic is recycled worldwide (source @theeconomist)? Most of it is landfilled or incinerated. And yes, a lot of it also ends up in the oceans. • In Germany, statistics are made to look nicer by talking about “re-utilization” (“Wiederverwertung”) instead of “recycling”. And incineration can be a form of “re-utilizing” plastic waste, because it generates energy. Too bad it also boosts climate change because of the greenhouse gas emissions incineration causes!! 😡 • I really like the metaphor @storyofstuff uses: “If your bathtub was overflowing, you wouldn’t immediately reach for a mob—you’d first turn off the tap. That’s what we need to do with single-use plastics.” • Recycling is important obviously—but it won’t get us out of this mess!! We need to stop feeding the plastic monster!! Let’s turn off the tap together!! 💪💚
  • 𝚆𝚎𝚛𝚋𝚞𝚗𝚐 Could you live in a 7.3 m2/ 78.6 ft2 tiny house 🏡 —on a TRAFFIC ISLAND 🚙💨🚕💨🚛💨🚚💨?? 👉Swipe to see more! • Hanno and I are HUGE tiny living enthusiasts! We’ve been living small for quite a while now. Right now we live in a 30 m2/ 323 ft2 studio apartment. • Living small is often more sustainable because - it saves energy (heating, AC, electricity) - you consume less bc you have nowhere to put all that junk 😜 - higher density in cities can lead to better public transit and more shared infrastructure = more resource efficient. More communal spaces mean we are less lonely and happier (there’s a limit to this obviously) • Hanno and I have been together for 15 years 👵🏼🤜🏼🤛🏻👴🏻✨, and our living arrangements have ranged from cosy 19.5 m2/ 210 ft2 to whopping 55 m2/ 592 ft2 🤪! • We spent last week in this extremely tiny tiny house called “Mikrohofhaus” for a short documentary on sustainable housing for the future that will premiere at the non-profit sustainability film festival @naturvisionfilmfestival July 11-14 in Ludwigsburg, Germany. • It’s incredible to see how large and doable 7.3 m2/ 78.6 ft2 can be if designed cleverly 😎! However, we could tell the architect himself has never lived small as he missed quite some basics (e.g. accessible space for storing FOOD 😉, smart storage space organization, or a bed that doesn’t take AGES to put away or is difficult to get ready at night). • Still, with some modifications and customizations we can totally see ourselves living this small!! 😻 • Maybe not on a traffic island tho. We don’t mind the noise, but are worried about the air pollution all these cars cause 🚗💨! • Our dream is to move into a downtown tiny house penthouse 🏙💕LOL 😻!!
  • Did you join the global #climatestrike today 💪💚? #fridaysforfuture • There were climate marches in about 100 countries (according to the @bbc) 🌍💚✊!! According to @greenpeace.de, ~300,000 people joined one of the 220 climate marches in Germany! • Around the globe, politicians have voiced concern about children skipping class 🙄. They went as far as to belittle the students, saying they weren’t mature enough to understand the complexity of climate change and economics. What a load of 💩💩💩!! If the politicians had been doing their job, the kids wouldn’t have to take to the streets in the first place!! • This led to about 12,000 scientists (EDIT: 23,000 as of now, I had yesterday’s numbers LOL) from Germany, Switzerland, and Austria signing a petition agreeing with #fridaysforfuture (source: @tagesschau)! 😍 • Did you know there are now #scientistsforfuture, #teachersforfuture, #parenstsforfuture, and even #gradparentsforfuture? 💚 • We are living in a tiny house for a week for a non-profit sustainability festival (@naturvisionfilmfestival) in the town of Ludwigsburg, so we joined the rather small ~300 people march here 💪💚!

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