Conscious consumerism

Conscious consumerism is when our buying patterns are driven by a commitment to make purchasing decisions that have a positive social, economic, and environmental impact. ⁠ ⁠ It's important that we do our own learning in these topics. Here’s a list of green resources and things you can do: ⁠ - Enrol in an online sustainability course⁠ ⁠ - Read books on climate change, sustainability and the environment⁠ ⁠ - Listen to sustainability-focussed podcasts⁠ ⁠ - Watch environmental documentaries⁠ ⁠

Save this anti-shopping list to refer back to whenever you feel the urge to buy something impulsively! . . . #GoodGuilt #shopeasypeasy #consciousshopper #consciousconsumer #stopshopping #dontshop #recycle #reduce #repurpose #reusable #refill #reducereuserecycle #circularity #sustainability #sustainablesolutions #sustainabletips

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This complete guide to conscious consumerism explains the concept's history, key statistics, plus steps on how to consume more sustainably.

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With today’s invasion of video games, unneeded technology, 300 channels on television and fast-food restaurants, we, as a people, need to stand up and say no to consumerism. We need to think how much rampant consumerism is responsible for unhappiness and greed.

How to combat mindless consumerism – Sarah K. Butterfield

A while back on instagram I saw this sustainability graphic, which has been deemed a “bastardization of Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs in the name of conscious consumerism” by its creator, Sarah L. It inspired me to want to share the message since I try to live by it already and I want to incorporate more of […]

Freedom from Consumerism: Minimalism challenges the culture of consumerism by promoting contentment with less and reducing reliance on material goods for happiness. #FreedomFromConsumerism #MinimalistLifestyle #declutteringtips #decluttermotivation #declutteryourlife #declutterandorganise

Who Made My Clothes | Conscious consumerism | Ethically made clothing

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Black Friday is approaching… Before buying something that seems like a great deal, why not take a moment and ask yourself ‘do I really need it?’ The ‘Buyerarchy of Needs’ is a great way to remind ourselves that buying new is only one option among many others! This framework applies to almost anything you would usually buy and it’s a great way to save money while helping the planet! ♻️ 🙌🏼 #blancliving #blackfriday #buyerarchyofneeds #sustainableliving #reduse #reuse #recycle #ecoliving

The Buyerarchy of Needs can provide reminders on how to save money through the different levels of obtaining wants or needs.

Conscious consumerism is a rising trend among people who want to fight back against spending culture and promote eco-conscious ideas and mindful spending. We're sharing 10 simple ways you can work on becoming a more conscious consumer.

@meandmaevegrace posted to Instagram: For 2021 I want to continue to find clothing brands to buy from that not only look great but use sustainable fabrics and are ethically made by happy hands. Here's some brands I am loving: - Activewear: @siloulondon - Basics: @organicbasics - Shoes: @veja - Socks: @a_woven_plane - Jewellery: @catbirdnyc Tag any ethical and sustainable brands you're loving!! #pininspired #imadethis #fashionrevolution #fashionrev #madeethically #ethicallymade #madeinbali #