Eco Swaps
Isabel Aagaard is an entrepreneur and collaborative designer on a mission to eliminate single-use plastic by creating reusable alternatives to single-use items we use daily. She's the creator of the world’s first reusable cotton swab, LastSwab, which raised more than 1.2M USD from more than 30,
eco living
Looking to reduce waste in your kitchen? Here are some ideas for products that will help you cut waste in your kitchen! The key is in the reusables!
eco living
Looking to make your bathroom more environmentally-friendly? If you didn't have time to read my blog post on it, you can check it out in video form here!
eco living
As you guys know, I started my own online store, The Eco Swap Shop! Here's a video introduction to it! Check out the shop at https://ecoswap.shop!
Climate Change
There are many aspects to reducing your environmental impact on the world. Sometimes it takes changing habits, sometimes it takes replacing environmentally UNfriendly things with eco-friendly options, and sometimes it takes both. But one thing is certain: there are many ways to make your life more eco and if you
Eco Swaps
If you’ve ever seen my Instagram, you know I’m just a guy who wants to make my life a little more environmentally friendly. I started Verdant Growth as a way of challenging myself to be better for the environment; to do things that help slow climate change, reduce
eco living
Eco bags are gaining popularity as alternatives to plastic grocery bags. But are they really as eco as people want to believe? Let's dive into it in the video version of Are Eco Bags Really ECO? For the blog version, you can find it at: https://verdantgrowth.blog/
Eco Swaps
I haven't been able to make YouTube videos as fast as I'd like, but I'm working to get it up and running so I'm posting a video per week! In the meantime, if you haven't watched the two videos I&
eco living
The video version of my blog post on the basics you can buy to start living ECO! Episode 1! Making videos is a lot harder than I thought. Trying to work up to making one per week!
eco living
There are a lot of ways to make your home more environmentally-friendly, but one of the best places to start is in the bathroom. Most of the products we use there are continually purchased and repurchased, each time disposing of the containers and packaging that holds it: toothpaste, shampoo, liquid
DIY
As you may have read in my last blog post, The Case for Reusable Shopping Bags, reusable shopping bags are the newly popular alternative to plastic grocery bags you get at the supermarket. However, if not used properly, (i.e. used at least hundreds of times) they can actually be
Eco Swaps
So you want to switch to eco-friendly, reusable, trendy shopping bags, eh? Click to skip to the conclusion: I hate reading. CONTENTS 1. What makes a bag environmentally-UNfriendly? 2. What are eco bags made out of? 3. Official Government Studies 4. Key Takeaways Plastic Waste is EVERYWHERE. According to a