Reusables Trend Bad or Good?
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
- Have you noticed the surge in popularity of reusable items lately? It's hard to miss - from chic stainless steel water bottles to stylish farmer's market tote bags, reusables seem to be all the rage these days. But while I'm all for this trend and its positive impact on the environment, I can't help but wonder if we might be veering into the territory of overconsumption.
In this video, we'll take a closer look at the rise of reusables, exploring how this trend has gained momentum and its potential impact on our consumption habits. From the emotional connection we have with our favorite reusable items to practical tips for embracing reusables responsibly, we'll cover it all.
Join me as we discuss:
The Rise of Reusables: From the Stanley Cup to Emily Mariko, reusables are everywhere. But are we at risk of overconsumption?
Using What We Have: You might already own fantastic reusable items - let's make the most of what we have.
The Emotional Connection: Discover the special bond we form with our favorite reusables and how they bring us comfort and joy.
A Shift in Habits: Imagine a world where everyone embraces reusables - it's not just about being trendy, it's about making a real difference.
Overcoming Resistance: Change isn't always easy, but with patience and persistence, we can adapt to new habits and embrace positive change.
Practical Advice: Before rushing out to buy the latest trendy item, let's focus on using what we have and making thoughtful choices that help reduce waste.
As we sip our morning beverages from our trusty reusable cups, let's remember the power we each have to make a difference. Join the conversation and let's embrace the reusables trend responsibly together.
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Great vid! Reusables are worth buying if you dont already have something that fits the bill. But most people usually already have these things, just need to use them more
Yes I love reusables and now I have more cups and reusable tote bags than I would ever need. I don't intend on buying others 😅
I wish the states would ban plastic bags, they’re everywhere! 😢
It's worked really well in UK. They aren't banned but you have to pay 10p for them, which is like nothing. But you'll be surprised how a tiny cash incentive like that has really reduced and encouraged people to take their own bags shopping! And some shops provide only sturdy plastic or jute bags too for a higher price.
I hope they ban plastic bags in the US soon we have gotten very use to it here in Canada 💗
@@Guguchinait started like this in Canada too we had to pay for plastic bags now they got rid of it all together. I'm happy! ☺️
@@eco.amical - Most people don’t care here in the states. They’d pay the few cents; were a nation of privilege and convenience.
@@tcoladonato I'm really sad to hear this :(