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Good points, yet I would argue in favor of the natural leather because of it's durability and comfort compared to any vegan leather and let's face it unless we all become vegetarians or vegans there's always be leather to use.

The best alternative for plastic straws I saw was pasta. There are long sticks of dried pasta with a hole in the middle and you can throw them in the organic waste after usage. Obviously in areas where straws can be washed and reused this is still better - but for things like fast food chains it could be a better option than paper or plastic as it is biodegradable and does not dissolve at all.

❤❤❤ Great content. Research impact of different sports/ recreation. Golf verses hiking or riding a bike.I see so many abandoned bikes, how long should we use a bike to "make up for not driving or using public transport?

Oatly donates to Trump. 😢

Almost everything I own comes from resale stores, garage sales, etc. When I'm done with them they go back to the thrift store. They also recycle a lot of what they can't use. Still some ends up in landfill, but I don't have to agonize over which materials were the most wasteful or polluting to manufacture.

When you talk about leather tanning, you show images of dying fabric in India. Not the same thing at all.

I am thinking a lot about plastics in textiles and clothing. I feel people are easily swayed by the "green signalling" of biodegradable or organic fabrics and clothing, without considering these costs. In my home-sewing practice I would love to use biodegradable materials for everything (for comfort and health, mostly; also eventual disposal), but I am concerned about the environmental costs of their production, and I am skeptical that dyes and finishing are as healthy as we assume or hope. And, is an adequate composting facility available when they need to be disposed? Some of the alternatives I've come up with are: I only sew with surplus or re-circulated textiles. I source fabrics at social enterprise sellers of textile discards and deadstock, and I reuse fabric from damaged clothing, etc. I ahope that putting into use the discarded textiles that occupy my region has some virtue, as an alternative to shipping/trucking them further, incinerating them, or worse, burying them.Thinking of the long range, I also turn my family's textile waste (worn out clothing and towels, etc.) into fill for sturdy cushions (yoga cushions and dog beds, for instance). Eventually these will need to be discarded in a landfill but at least for a while longer they keep in local use a lot of un-usable materials. All in all, we are faced with a lot of unknowns and thus, tough choices... and maybe a few labour-intensive, time consuming alternatives. Thanks for challenging green mythology.

Reading the comments... growing up we called our containers tupperware even if they were not truly tupperware. Kinda like calling a tissue a kleenex... it might not be a true kleenex but you still know what people mean. Sorry to the tupperware fans out there but my mom didn't go to the parties to get the brand name polypropylene containers we just used what we had and called it tupperware.

Great points, thank you for going into the details on why the swaps aren't as sustainable as marketing leads them to be. I wish there was more Zero-waste bulk stores around to allow the buyer to bring what they have and leave with what they want. We purchase concentrated laundry detergent and have been using the same large plastic container for 5 years.

Super informative and helpful! Appreciate the research being presented clearly

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My son suggested making a quilt !!

As a first time mom I invested into Mother-ease all in ones combined with their absorbent boosters and no regrets so far. So easy to use and no leaking problems after I got used to it. With 2 added boosters I don’t even need to change the diaper during the night. My son is 17 months old now and we keep going 🤩

I got a reusable plastic grocery bag in 2012 and I am still using it every week. However, the problem is, since I use reusable bag for my grocery shopping, I started to buy plastic garbage bags sometimes...

Thanks for sharing the great video! This is vastly underrated channel.

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None of this is TUPPERWARE! It's plastic containers!!!!!!!!

This is very helpful! Thank you!

I'm okay with child labor! They need jobs. Are kids in those countries supposed to just sit there and starve whilst waiting for someone to feed them, instead of feeding themselves?

Despite them being initially time consuming to use - you can definitely get into the routine of using (and washing) them. So much better for the planet!

As a grandmother that is.

I’ve had a bit of experience hanging out the cloth diapers 😊

Thanks, it's very informative and detailed video.

Will the recipe create residue in the dishwasher? I'm afraid it might ruin the machine.

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Yay!! I love a DIY detergent - I haven't used lemon juice, but I have used citric acid - thanks for sharing the recipe! sodium carbonate is also really good too! sending you support!! thanks for sharing this video 🥰

I'd love to be able to make your recipe. Could you clarify? 5:33 a 1/3 c of lemon juice OR a 1/3 c of vinegar & a few drops of lemon essential oil 6:01 add your lemon juice AND vinegar Thanks so much!

Interesting fact in regards to production impact on CO2 I learnt from a Greenpeace founder is that the at the moment there is 400 parts per million of CO2 in our atmosphere. In previous history it has been over 2,000. If it goes below 150 all the vegetation dies. I think CO2 is overblown and pollution is our major issue.

is it more eco freindly to wash by hand or with a dishwasher

Please, why do you have to talk so fast? No time to digest the good info!

Bioplastic like PLA only work on industrial composting facility. How many of those facility in US that is a big question. We should look for materials that can biodegradable in landfill.

Aren’t wicker baskets viable? Possibly clay or ceramic?

Just eliminate plastic. This stinks like more industry paid for bullshit.

I can help, I work @______. Where Single Use Plastic is Born. It’s ramping up (Like this Month & The Next) Mandatory Minimum OT to keep up w/Demand.

Our production methods need to evolve but plastic's long term negatives balance against the higher carbon footprint of paper/alternatives

Did not expect to hear my accent on a sustainability video of all things

Thank you! I was looking for info on both of these brands!

Is it safe to cover them with soil or bury them in a garden bed for drainage?

I like our system in Germany for glass bottles. They get refilled over and over again until their quality degrades and they get recycled. Most people prefer their beer in glass bottles anyways, which is great. The plastic bottles have a 0,25€ deposit, the refillable plastic ones less and the glass ones only 0,08€.

thank you for sharing this info!!

Very helpful information.

I've watched few videos about the topic and I must say that Sustainable Jungle's video feels like a warm hug into the sustainable life. I've always been trying to respect my environment and as a kid I've put my waste to bin, as a teenager I've tried to put my waste into correct bin and as an almost- thirty young adult I am trying to reduce the waste I create in general. Compared to other channels I follow, SJ fills me with hope rather than dread. I can leave a habitable planet behind, maybe a bit in rough shape but, our love can heal in each small step at a time. Much love from Turkey <3

Naw don’t use posh mark

Love and support this! Thanks for sharing - this video is so informative! I'd love to hear/see more about how you can properly start a fire while camping!

The old seeds that were not genetically modified, unfortunately, are no longer available. They have been collected by highly secretive organizations and placed in a seed bank because they know that genetically modified seeds will make the future of humanity full of unprecedented diseases. They will release them again once they achieve their goals, known as the "Golden Billion." However, there are still some seeds that somewhat resemble the old seeds, but they only resemble them and still retain some of the characteristics of the old seeds. I live in my African country, Morocco. Imagine that some organizations have taken all the original old seeds and replaced them with seeds that cannot be replanted. The problem with organic farming is that it requires organic soil that has not been exposed to pesticides and retains all the friendly organisms and bacteria, in addition to organic seeds that are free from pollution. That's why people talk about the benefits of, for example, pumpkin, and when you eat pumpkin, you don't feel or find any benefit. The simple answer is that they are talking about 15th-century pumpkin, not the pumpkin of our present time. I really dream of traveling to America and starting a big project and an association dedicated to organic farming. It is indeed a beautiful feeling to serve the community. You might ask, why America and not your country? The answer is, first, the capabilities in the country are very weak, in addition to harassment from companies that do not care about human health, only material profit. The problem is that my mother is sick with parkinson, and I am sure she will be cured if she follows an organic diet, drinks healthy water, and lives in a healthy environment. All diseases can be cured, and the body is always ready to heal itself if helped with a healthy regimen. There is nothing natural: meats rich in hormones, even fish have not been spared from pollution. Thank you for explaining

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I love Dab Herb Makeup! It's so nice to see them featured here on UA-cam.

Doesn't it matter that they are flammable?