What are your favourite guides and resources for environmentally-conscious shopping?
I've just moved to a new place last month and now have storage space to bulk buy this Black Friday. When I started looking for certain items, especially ones associated with health and wellbeing, I was quickly disgusted by the amount of blatant greenwashing and I was surprised to see some technically recyclable products are currently recommended to not be recycled by local council.
It's made me wonder about some brands which I had assumed were legitimately environmentally conscious, and I want to confirm I'm making a better choice before buying significant amounts of their products.
What are some resources for helping us make environmentally-conscious shopping choices? Such as suggesting or auditing products for environmental impact compared to competitors.
Gorgritch_Umie_Killa - 4w
Damn! I had an interesting site that might've helped. It was some sort of climate pledge, i think. Yellow themed, with a huge range of Australian companys listed. The companies ranged from Fortescue, and Bank Australia, to what had to be Mum and Dad stores. I'll try have a look for it again tomorrow, there might be some brands like you're after on there.
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What are your favourite guides and resources for environmentally-conscious shopping?
I've just moved to a new place last month and now have storage space to bulk buy this Black Friday. When I started looking for certain items, especially ones associated with health and wellbeing, I was quickly disgusted by the amount of blatant greenwashing and I was surprised to see some technically recyclable products are currently recommended to not be recycled by local council.
It's made me wonder about some brands which I had assumed were legitimately environmentally conscious, and I want to confirm I'm making a better choice before buying significant amounts of their products.
What are some resources for helping us make environmentally-conscious shopping choices? Such as suggesting or auditing products for environmental impact compared to competitors.
Damn! I had an interesting site that might've helped. It was some sort of climate pledge, i think. Yellow themed, with a huge range of Australian companys listed. The companies ranged from Fortescue, and Bank Australia, to what had to be Mum and Dad stores. I'll try have a look for it again tomorrow, there might be some brands like you're after on there.