Imagine having a zero-waste, sustainable life with the power to create consumables without the need for polluting packaging. That is the idea of the non-fiction book "A Life Without Waste", which has become this Saturday's recommendation by Camilasbooks.
The review highlighted that this book written by the American Megean Weldon, introduced her to a very interesting and current topic, recycling and reusing some things.
Weldon provides tips, strategies, recipes and DIY projects to reduce waste in this accessible, beautifully designed and illustrated guide so everyone can get closer to a zero-waste world.
This book "provides a kind of route that makes this reading much more digestible and also allows us to organize and categorize well everything that has to do with recycling and reusing some things, and obviously the reduction of waste."
Camilasbooks explains that the book is divided into different forms of various bits of our life such as, for example: supermarket shopping, the use of cleaning products, how we can reduce waste when we travel, when we give gifts, etc.
"One of the things that caught my attention and that I found very interesting about the author's perspective on this topic is not to basically throw away the things we have to replace them with reusable things, we should always use what we already have."
?In short, this book is a kind of guide that shows us a little bit about how we can help. A little bit about what has to do with sustainability, being able to do a little bit about our way of consumption and also better deal with what has to do with waste and how we can deal with it in a much more planet-friendly way.?
To find out more about this book and many others, don't miss this and all of Camilasbooks' recommendations posted every Saturday on Pensula 360 Press.
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