creative recycling blog
© rethink-recycle.netDon’t throw old calendars away. Every 28 years you can reuse them, because the day-date-combination repeats itself in exactly the same way!
You could keep them and give them to your kids when they are grown up. I bet they would love that! 🙂
Do you still have candle waste from candles you have used in the last few weeks?
You can melt it and produce some new candles! 🙂
→ “Reuse Candle Waste” (article from 02.Nov.2014)
→ Tutorial (1-2-do.com)
© rethink-recycle.netJust cut funny forms out of orange peel, poke a hole in it and hang it into the christmas tree! 🙂
© sharewaste.comThe ShareWaste-App wants to help reduce the amount of food scraps going to landfill.
→ sharewaste.com
© Pinterest / babble.comYou don’t always have to buy new stuff to decorate your home!
→ Pinterest
© wochederabfallvermeidung.deFrom 17th to 25th of November 2018 The European Week For Waste Reduction takes place again!
Thousands of actions are organized all around Europe.
The thematic focus in 2018 is:
Hazardous Waste Prevention: Time to Detox!
Till the 4th of November you have the opportunity to register an action.
→ ewwr.eu (english)
© Greg Perryby Greg Perry
© 3XUdesignIf you want it or not: Christmas is in 7 weeks! 😀
→ trashisfortossers.com
→ zerowastehome.com
→ zerowastefamilie.de (german)
→ zerowastelifestyle.de (german)
→ Interview with Lauren Singer
© recyclelovers.comYou have to cut back your trees in your garden this winter?
How could you use the branches better than by upcycling them?? 🙂
How about some new branch hangers for your clothes?
→ recyclelovers.com (this site unfortunately doesn’t exist anymore)
© Poopscape ProjectsYou found old negatives somewhere in your parents cupboard?
You can upcycle them into a nice lamp for your nightstand:
→ Poopscape Projects (poopscapecom.yourwebhosting.com)
© rethink-recycle.netSuper easy! Make your own cake stand with old plates and cups.
© https://how-to-recycle.blogspot.comDifferent uses for old papermaps:
→ how-to-recycle.blogspot.de
© rethink-recycle.netThere is no such thing as an economy that exists without the physical world. The delusional idea that markets are separate from nature has guided mainstream economic policy for a long time — and now we are seeing the consequences in mass extinctions, loss of topsoils, climate change, collapse of fish stocks in the world ocean, rising levels of pollution, and more.
Quelle: medium.com
→ Read more (medium.com)
