1. Reduce
2. Reuse
3. Recycling
4. Rot and compost food and organic matter
5. Repair
6. Regift
7. Refuse
8. Rethink
9. Recover
10. Go to your local library and while you’re there read about sustainability
11. Do a beach clean up
12. Protest for a green future - against deforestation, environmental racism
13. Use the front and back of the paper
14. Stop using glitter
15. Eat a plant rather than an animal
16. Suggest vegan options to others
17. Plant seeds and grow a small (or large) garden
18. Ask for no receipt
19. Email companies about their carbon emissions, packaging situations, etc
20. Give no material gifts
21. Remember one man's trash is another man's treasure.
22. Take things that people need to part with so they don’t throw it away
23. Give away things so you don’t have to throw them away
24. Hold onto others people's “trash” that can be recycled until you find a recycling bin.
25. Make vegan food for others
26. Carry a reusable bag with you everywhere
27. Carry a reusable container with you everywhere
28. Keep things electronic when possible
29. Donate the extra stuff
30. Get solar (or support clean energy)
31. Likewise, use a solar farm
32. Buy local produce
33. Buy local clothes and items
34. Buy second-hand clothes and toys
35. Shop at thrift stores
36. Join Facebook groups to share items
37. Try every plant milk
38. If you don’t like a certain plant milk, use it in a vegan recipe instead of wasting it
39. Use a smart power strip to save energy or...
40. Unplug chords to save residual heat
41. Speaking of residual heat, use that energy from the stove and oven when cooking
42. Turn off battery-operated devices while they aren’t in use
43. Use rechargeable batteries
44. Use LED lightbulbs
45. Get an energy audit (you can often get them for free)
46. Switch your shower head to low pressure, low water consuming head
47. Instal a low flush toilet
48. Instal a bidet
49. Try reusable toilet paper (I never have but it’s a very sustainable choice)
50. Boycott unsustainable or greenwashing brands (h&m, cleaning products, etc)
51. Insulate your house if needed
52. Use a reusable water bottle
53. Use timers on water lights and/or appliances
54. Get a compostable toilet (again I’ve never tried this, but I’d love to)
55. Support companies that help the planet (TenTree, four ocean, Tushy, pela, etc)
56. Support environmental organizations (world wildlife fund, Sierra club, green peace, etc)
57. Fundraise to support these causes and make others aware
58. Try going zero waste when possible
59. Buy in bulk (but not to excess)
60. Recycle property
61. Refuse plastic bags
62. Stop continuously buying plastic toothbrushes... try bamboo
63. Use the silverware you already have
64. Use everything you already have!
65. Use reusable rags and clothes
66. Use reusable napkins and tissues
67. Buy recycled toilet paper
68. Put up a bird feeder
69. Don’t kill beehives that aren’t harmful
70. Plant native plants
71. Don’t kill any bugs when not necessary
72. Turn off the lights when you leave the room!!!!
73. Unsubscribe from junk mail
74. Hang clothes to dry
75. Hand wash clothes and dishes with minimal water
76. Use natural light to the limit
77. Change your clothes, not the thermostat
78. Use organic fertilizers (and your own homemade compost)
79. Put pet poop in sustainable bags
80. Ride your bike, walk, skateboard, roller skate, idc it all helps
81. Use public transportation/ carpool
82. Use stairs rather than the elevator
83. Get an electric car the next time you NEED one (and really consider if you need one)
84. Stop flying (or limit it) if possible
85. Buy fresh food from bakeries
86. Try the no-buy challenge
87. Use sustainable materials for everything
88. Repurpose ripped clothes as rags
89. Send electronic invites and thanks
90. Use reusable period products
91. Use reusable diapers if you have a baby... or wear a diaper
92. Make your own juices and kinds of milk
93. Repurpose glass jars
94. Get rid of plastic straws
95. Go makeup-free
96. Get second-hand technology
97. Pick up litter on the street
98. Spend more time outside
99. Watch more of my videos
100. Spread the word about sustainability
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