Minimalism and Environmental Wellness
Environmental wellness is about protecting and sustaining your surrounding environment to promote health and well-being.
Minimalism contributes to environmental wellness because when we purchase and consume less, we are living a life that is better for the atmosphere around us. The more we donate and discard our possessions, the more it is used for recycling and reuse, helping save the environment.
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