I had not one, but two situations this week where most people would run to the doctor for a once-over or an antibiotic. I ran to my pantry.
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I had not one, but two situations this week where most people would run to the doctor for a once-over or an antibiotic. I ran to my pantry.
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Hi All! I’ve been watching Prime Day deals, and I thought there might be someone out there that would appreciate a round up of sustainable, eco friendly, green products that were part of Prime Day. So, I’m going to do my best to highlight a few things that caught my eye! Continue reading “Prime Day Deals” →
So, I read a series of articles about 2 weeks ago the seriously skeeved me out. The start of my trip down a microplastics rabbit hole was this article, this article, and this article. All of them are based on a study by University of Newcastle in Australia and commissioned by World Wildlife Fund (WWF).The synopsis is this: On average, every person on this planet is consuming about 5 grams of microplastic every week. Or, about 2,000 tiny pieces. To put this in perspective, that’s about a teaspoon, or roughly the same weight as a credit card. In a week. In a year, that adds up to over a cup of microplastic, or 52 credit cards. Ew. Not okay, ladies and gents. Not okay.
Right off the bat, I’d like to tell you that this is NOT a sponsored post. I have absolutely no affiliation with Berkey, and I am not being compensated for this post in any way.
Our family has owned a Berkey water filter for about the last five years… and we just bought a second one. Here’s why:
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