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Posted on the 30th July 2021
• Using reusable bags, specifically request not to be given plastic bags in shops.
• Reusing olive oil glass bottles for drinking water for the house or to carry around.
• Reusing peanut butter/tahini glass jars to store lentils, beans, barley etc. which makes for a more organised cupboard without needing to buy specific containers.
• Reusing take away containers, when possible, for taking lunch to work.
• Grouping errands to drive a sensible route instead of going from north to south and polluting more.
• Saving the cold water from the bath that comes from the tap before the hot water from the SWH reaches the tap, instead of just letting it run and going to waste. Using it instead of flushing water.
• Using mostly natural or organic or bio cleaning products in the house, no harsh chemicals.
• Using also natural things like baking soda for cleaning.
• Using essential oils for most ailments, skin and hair care.
• Conscious consumerism while grocery shopping; choosing and/or avoiding certain ingredients, not choosing items that have loads of plastic packaging, not buying products from destructive companies (when I'm aware they are produced by one or by one of its affiliates).
• Using reusable 19ltrs water bottles rather than buying the single use bottles.
• Not leaving lights or electrical items on, when not in use.
• Not wasting water in day to day life.
• Returning packaging to vegetable shop for reuse, such as the egg containers, the bowls that some stuff are sold in, or just not taking the plastic bowls in the first place.
• Actively trying to reduce waste not just recycle. In fact, I only need to throw away the grey and black bags once every 2 weeks.
• Switched to reusable toilet cloth and sanitary pads.
• Use toothpaste tablets to avoid the packaging and sometimes also use only coconut oil for oil pulling.
• Supporting local business whenever I can.
• Eating natural and unrefined foods as much as possible.
• Saving veggie scraps to make broth.
• Cooking banana bread/muffins using also the peel.
• I am a member of the G10T Project. I used to be more active but I support in other ways now until I can be an active member again.
• When I rented part of a field as a hobby, I grew flowers for the bees and sunflowers for the birds and vegetables and herbs for consumption and to share, without using pesticides, as much as possible.
• Use 12% of my earnings from my proofreading side-job to support 4 themes, one of which covers environmentally-related causes.
• In general, use a non-destructive approach to consumerism and life in general.
Posted on the 2nd December 2020
99% of Earth's resources become waste in less than 42 days. I don’t want to buy waste anymore like packaging, bags, boxes.... It is expensive for me and damages the planet.
I was at an eco friendly event with Green Malta in Pembroke , at the end of October: a plogging event and I decided to buy a water bottle to refill instead of buying water bottles to go trekking or to carry when I am thirsty on tours with my students ; making bottles consumes energy and plastic takes too long to disintegrate + costs a lot.
This is favoured by big companies which want to renew items in order to sell more and make profits. The more they produce the more they destroy and we have to eliminate direct waste and indirect waste such as toothbrushes they make 1,5 kilos indirect waste each for example.
The best waste is the one we don’t produce : Refuse it so don't buy it.
Posted on the 2nd November 2020
99% of Earth's resources become waste in less than 42 days. I don’t want to buy waste anymore like packaging, bags, boxes.... It is expensive for me and damages the planet.
I was at an eco friendly event with Green Malta in Pembroke , at the end of October: a plogging event and I decided to buy a water bottle to refill instead of buying water bottles to go trekking or to carry when I am thirsty on tours with my students ; making bottles consumes energy and plastic takes too long to disintegrate + costs a lot.
This is favoured by big companies which want to renew items in order to sell more and make profits. The more they produce the more they destroy and we have to eliminate direct waste and indirect waste such as toothbrushes they make 1,5 kilos indirect waste each for example.
The best waste is the one we don’t produce : Refuse it so don't buy it.
Posted on the 25th September 2020
I organize Erasmus days in a high school in France and we selected the environmental theme this year. "Green planet ; Positive planet" 200 students will be welcomed by teachers to speak about environment and discover eco friendly activities like sports, health, fashion, climate, accommodation, transports, oceans, animals, permaculture so they can share with families, friends, teachers, neighbours, associations, communities...... how to act as fighters against the destruction of our planet.
Posted on the 17th September 2020
I like to reuse a lot of the things that we have at home. Unfortunately, before jumping into this trend, we already had many things at home that were not so eco-friendly. But just getting rid of them and buying new ones, didn't seem eco-friendly either. So I try to reuse everything that we have. I have two small kids and during lockdown, actually a life-saver, I turned water bottles into flowers, coffee pods into ornaments and basically any other item I could find. I obviously use reusable face masks and I bought mesh bags for grocery shopping. But my best decision was to get a bicycle. I was raised in a biker environment, where we used to go to school by bike (rain and snow included) so finally getting one after 8 years in Malta, was a big hallelujah. I added a basket to the front (charity shop find) and some bags to the rear, and now I go literally everywhere with my bike. Best investment ever. I attach some pictures of my flores and my bicycle. Thank you all for the opportunity!




Posted on the 14th September 2020
Thank you so much for all the help and awareness that you are offering. Since I have been following your posts I have changed and now treasure the environment as much as I can. With a little effort to change my old habits I have managed to do so much. By taking my own bags & containers for shopping I am avoiding the use of a lot of plastic bags. Buying your soap products in refillable containers, apart from the good quality products, I am saving money and avoiding carrying extra weight. Not to mention the fact that I have much less plastic to throw away.
Lately I had the opportunity to try your BeeFree meat products and they are so delicious and full of good and essential vitamins, so much so that I decided to add them to my diet on a regular basis.
Last but not least thank you so much for the prompt delivery.Good luck with all your ventures. Humanity needs Ecopence.
Posted on the 25th August 2020
I'm helping out the environment by making sure I separate the recyclable and non-recyclable waste. My family and I also always use our own bags at the food store and make sure to reuse anything (plastic bags, bottles, etc.) as much as we can. Today we bought the Ecopence Merchandise pack which we will start to use immediately for all kinds of shopping. I am glad to have found Ecopence and I look forward to learn more about this concept and their future campaigns.