Sustainable habits start in your neighborhood—including the grocery store. Here, Kathryn Kellogg shares tips on sustainable shopping, from the best reusable bags to choosing ugly produce and buying in bulk. For more on zero-waste living, join Kathryn on Skillshare: [ Ссылка ]

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REDUCE WASTE AT THE GROCERY STORE QUICK JUMP MENU

00:00 Living a more sustainable life
00:40 Trip to the market
01:08 Deciding what food to buy
01:32 Shopping with Kathryn
02:20 Look for the discount rack
03:01 Shopping from the bulk bins
03:39 Bringing the right bags for small items

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ABOUT KATHRYN KELLOGG

Founder of goingzerowaste.com, author of 101 Ways to Go Zero Waste, and the spokesperson for plastic-free living for National Geographic, Kathryn Kellogg breaks down zero waste living into a super simple process with lots of positivity and love. A breast cancer scare in her early 20's prompted Kathryn to experiment with a more holistic lifestyle. This was the spark she needed to realize how intrinsically linked health and wellness of the self is to the health and the wellness of the planet. Kathryn started her blog to help others improve their personal health, improve the health of the planet, and most importantly realize that their choices matter. Big or small, the changes we make as individuals add up to a huge positive impact. In Sustainable Living Basics: Simple Steps to Make an Impact, gain a flexible framework for building sustainability into your existing routine—while finding contentment in making better, not perfect, choices: [ Ссылка ]

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