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Hot take: if your environmentalism is anti people, you are trash.
If you think a virus reducing the population is good? You are a ableist (and honestly really crappy)
Not everybody can afford to do every low waste method.
Not everyone can go vegan or vegetarian.
Not every one can use low waste solutions.
Anything you do to help the environment counts. Stop promoting ecofascism ideas, we can help this earth together.
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VEGAN SHEPHERD’S HAND PIES 🥧
St. Patrick’s Day or literally ANY other day of the year is a great reason to whip up a batch of @micks_magic ‘s latest kitchen wizardry. I’m talking an edible plant-based pocket people! My favorite kind of vegetable vehicle, why do we eat food any other way? These hand pies are the perfect size to carry a sumptuous combo of TVP (that’s textured veggie protein), mashed potatoes, and a delicious veg mixture. Baked in a flaky vegan dough you can decorate to your liking, and make a big ol’ batch ahead of time to enjoy throughout the week. And throw a couple my way, yeah?
Not even remotely a Jewish holiday, as a kiddo my synagogue would still celebrate the holy season of potatoes and right around now. We’d find any number of reasons to fry up knish, latkes, you name it. So trust me when I tell ya a convenient mashed potato recipe fits right in with the calendar.
So if you’re cooking for others, these shepherd’s hand pies are a great way to come together in the kitchen for an afternoon / weekend project. Or make a batch to drop off for friends and share the love! Good mood food in a sweet lil pocket makes for good friends (and travel companions.)
These versatile pies take on your favorite flavors or preferred meat-alternatives. You can make the most of the veggies or spices you have on hand. And even sub out your tubers. Get creative with your fillings and you can have a new combo every week! I mean, why stop at St. Patty’s day right?
What’s in your hand pie?? #closedloopcooking
📷: @micks_magic <3
I bought a rechargeable electric lighter.
No wasteful disposable lighters for me no more!
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Packing up leftover chips to turn into hash for breakfast tomorrow! It requires tongue-out levels or concentration apparently 🙈 Food waste is a massive contributor to #greenhousegases and also a waste of money. I try to always carry a container for leftovers. It helps me to avoid waste while also avoiding forcing myself to overeat. ☺️ Yay leftovers! 😍 #LessWaste #Lowwaste #zerowastejuly #zerowaste #zerowasteliving @onyxcontainers #leftovers #lowcarbonliving #lowcarbon #lessplastic #ecofriendlyliving #ecoliving #sustainableliving (at Kilkenny, Ireland) https://www.instagram.com/p/CQ1kWlEniTU/?utm_medium=tumblr
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DIY’d a reusable cutlery set from a pair of jeans that had worn out and existing silverware/chopsticks!
Some of our compost bin rescues! Composted squash and watermelon seeds ended up thriving in the compost bin and they've taken off since planting them.
I'd love to see and hear about some of your compost bin rescues!
Who are the biggest polluters in the world? This question is often shrouded in mystery, but @guardian has written an exceptional series on the 20 biggest polluters on the planet, their impacts, and who owns them. Needless to say, the biggest polluters are primarily oil and gas companies. According to Guardian’s 9 October article, these 20 companies have knowingly produced about 35% of all greenhouse gas emissions from 1965 to 2017. The Guardian uses the year 1965 because that is when the oil companies became aware that burning fossil fuels was directly correlated to climate change. There is a paper trail indicating they knew the climate would start to destabilize around the year 2000. Another Guardian article examines how just 100 companies are responsible for 71% of all global emissions. Digging deeper, these same powerful companies have successfully diverted blame to the consumers (us) for the problem, without taking any responsibility for the part they play. It's true that our individual choices matter. A recent study found that 72% of global greenhouse gas emissions comes from household decisions, such as personal vehicles, meat-based diets, housing, and heating and cooling. This doesn't exonerate the biggest polluters in the world, many of which are investor-owned (some are owned by governments). These global conglomerates have known for decades the disaster that awaits us. Yet the oil executives continue to disseminate false information and promote climate change denialism, while they reap record profits, and the planet smothers and drowns. Our political systems have failed to stop it. So what can we do to stop it? Listed are 13 things we can do as individuals to help. The number one thing we can do is VOTE. Did you know that environmentalists don't typically vote? Given the crisis we face, it's all hands on deck at this point. If you are an environmentalist and if you live in a democracy, please vote and donate to politicians who will fight climate change and pollution. See the other 12 things we can do to help stop the oncoming crisis.
