Minimalism and environmental stewardship at home
<p>A few years ago, <a href="https://medium.com/swlh/increased-sales-means-bigger-landfills-and-cluttered-homes-2c73adf855a6" rel="noopener">I wrote about the effects of our over-consumption of material goods </a>on the planet.</p>
<p>Today, I’m looking at how minimalism at home reduces our household impact on the landfills and carbon emissions on a smaller scale.</p>
<p>Often, books, articles or blog posts about zero-waste or environmentally conscious living recommend some form of decluttering in the home. Beyond the obvious reasoning of not wanting to turn your own home into a miniature landfill, buying and keeping stuff you don’t need increases your impact on the planet every day.</p>
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