Plastic Free NOLA

Time to say goodbye to July:

I learned about what is accepted and what is not. For example: having many used scooter batteries, I learned that no centers accept them. But there are organizations that do accept them so they won't end up in a pile in our apartment or in a land fill that would do damage to our environment even more.

We have our local landfills but of what I've learned, they are strict on what they allow to be dropped off.

It educates, inspires and motivates family and friends to do what they can foe the planet - and they share the posts so their family and friends see it. #RippleEffect

Racism is inexorably linked to climate change because it dictates who benefits from activities that produce planet warming gases and who suffers most from the consequences.

With this being the last day of this challenge, I will continue living this life plastic free every day.

We cringe every time we see a balloon release on the news.

Glitter is not allowed in our house!

Everything that I purchase for my pet has to be either recyclable or reusable. The food and toy companies will get my business if they don't waste with unnecessary packaging.

I would explain the cycle of time that it takes for plastic to decompose and suggest alternative choices.