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Category: Green Living

The Busy Papa is a green living blog.

Man-made climate change continues to rise and the world is in a delicate place right now and needs our help.

In-fact if you take a look at the world around us, there are numerous terrifying figures when it comes to the environment at the moment, ranging from pollution and global warming to deforestation and declining biodiversity. There been a more important time to consider adopting green living, which is why we explore a wide range of eco-minded content: offering information and practical advice on how you can apply this knowledge to everyday life.

If you’re specifically looking for content related to Zero Waste Week, you can find that here. Otherwise, there is a wide range of posts exploring all sorts of themes.

Tips to Reduce Food Waste

Simple Tips to Reduce Food Waste

Posted on 10/02/202010/02/2020 by The Busy Papa

With both greenhouse gases and food poverty on the rise we must ask ourselves what we can do to reduce food waste right now, here are my simple tips.

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Benefits of Upcycling

Posted on 08/02/202010/02/2020 by The Busy Papa

One possitive trend currently gaining popularity is upcycling (also known as creative reuse) due to its numerous benefits.

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What Is Ethical Living and How to Start?

Posted on 04/02/202005/02/2020 by The Busy Papa

Ethical living isn’t for everyone and it isn’t about getting everything right all the time, it’s about doing small things and making small changes.

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Why Reclycing Isn't Always the Answer

Why Recycling Isn’t Always the Answer

Posted on 12/10/201912/10/2019 by The Busy Papa

Landfill is bad! If there was one takeaway from 2019’s Zero Waste Week, this should have been it. However, this is no secret. Recycling isn’t the immediate alternative though. When we look at our waste, we should be looking to refuse, reuse and reduce before recycling; but why is that? Why isn’t recycling always the answer?

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the human cost of climate change

The Human Cost of Climate Change

Posted on 10/09/201910/09/2019 by The Busy Papa

Zero Waste Week 2019 is over but have we considered the human cost of waste and ignoring environmentalism?

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