One of the first things to think about is where your products come from. Are they made using sustainable practices or from renewable materials? Opting for products that reduce harm to the environment is a simple way to make a big difference. Then, there’s ethical sourcing—you want to know that the companies behind the products are treating their workers fairly and operating with transparency. Quality and durability are also key; buying something well-made that’ll last a long time helps reduce waste because you won’t need to replace it as often. Lastly, consider end-of-life solutions. Can the item be easily recycled or repurposed when you’re done with it? By thinking about what happens to it down the line, you help close the loop on waste. These considerations can make a big impact on how sustainably we consume.
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