Yu Yuan, the protagonist in the video, was originally a crazy consumer. 15㎡ rental house can hold four or five hundred clothes, and there is often no place to live in the room.
But two years ago, she decided to completely change and start a "zero waste" lifestyle. "Zero waste" does not mean a life style without any garbage, but means avoiding unnecessary garbage.
Do not buy any packaged goods or ingredients, and do not use disposable products. Buy food in a sack.
Take stainless steel cups, handkerchiefs and cloth bags of different sizes when going out. Even if you go out to eat, you should use your own lunch box and tableware.
Personal care products, such as toothbrush, toothpaste, shower gel, etc. , are hand-made, the raw materials used are non-additive, degradable and will not produce garbage.
The kitchen waste is frozen in the refrigerator first, and then mixed with soil and dried leaves. It will naturally degrade into fertile black gold soil in about 2 months. You can plant flowers or bury them in the green belt of the community.
Three months later, she never bought a dress, never used a plastic bag, never bought a bottle of mineral water, never ordered takeout, and only produced two small cans of garbage.
Many people think that this lifestyle is too frugal and even question the authenticity of the video. After all, everyone is using plastic bags and drinking bottled water. How much can a person change?
So how much garbage can a person make?
We should all have had this experience. We usually leave plastic bags in supermarkets or vegetable markets, thinking that we will use them in the future, but after a while, we will find that we have never used a few plastic bags and accumulated a lot.
You see, one person can use so many plastic bags, so how many plastic bags will hundreds of millions of people on earth use? How much harm will it do to the ecological environment?
The netizen took such a scene while diving in Indonesia. Plastic bags shaped like jellyfish are dense and suffocating. ...
According to the survey, about 8 million tons of plastic waste enters the ocean every year. These rubbish come from plastic bottles and plastic bags used in our daily life.
Hundreds of thousands of albatrosses died unnaturally on a desert island 2000 kilometers from land in the Pacific Ocean. Cut open the belly of the albatross and find that it is full of plastic garbage, lighters, bottle caps, plastic sheets and toothbrush handles. ...
These plastics swallowed by birds by mistake cannot be digested and discharged in the stomach, which will eventually lead to the death of birds due to dehydration, hunger and gastric perforation.
In early February this year, a whale ran aground on a Norwegian beach. After dissection, it was found that the whale had more than 30 plastic bags in its stomach.
Plastic is like an invisible killer, which makes animals hide and never invade their lives again.
There are countless such things. What's more frightening is that plastic bottles take 450 years to decompose, and they will become tiny pieces. After being swallowed by animals, people may eat seafood, and plastic particles may remain in the human body.
This is not an alarmist.
A few days ago, scientists found plastic particles in human feces for the first time. There are as many as 9 kinds of plastics, covering almost all kinds of plastics. According to this result, science