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It’s a matter of reducing where you can and reusing the plastic you can’t avoid. Because absolute zero-waste is actually not possible.
You have to think of how exactly do you stop using it. So you first have to understand what’s truly feasible.
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Accept there are times when you can’t avoid plastic. Instead, scan your life and ask: "How can I reuse this?”
Avoid the worst contaminating plastics, like [polyethylene food wrap] and BPA plastics. Don’t use the straw, don't buy the plastic toy, or take the plastic bag.
Reducing your use of plastic is a huge task, and you’re not always going to get it right.
It’s important to nail down why you want to go plastic-free. Having a strong, defined sense of purpose will help you stay the course when things inevitably get tough and inconvenient.
Perhaps the best place for people to start cutting out plastic is in your drinking habits:
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