Sustainable living starts with sustainable alternatives
Betsy Siegal/Staff
For most activities and tasks, there are sustainable alternatives and environmentally conscious ways of going about them.
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Tips, tricks for selling clothes online
Selling clothes online is a perfect example of putting the first R in the adage of “Reduce, Reuse and Recycle” into practice. Your forgotten clothes can be rehomed and become someone else’s treasured item. Also, selling clothes online can also help you make some extra money (talk about a win-win situation here!) If you’re just getting started, here are some of my tried and tested ways to boost sales!
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Maximalism and sustainability: Less isn’t always more
While minimalism may have encouraged people to throw old things away to reduce clutter, maximalism allows individuals to incorporate old clothes and objects into their current wardrobes and environments.
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Break up with fast fashion
Not only is fast fashion extremely detrimental to the environment but it is also notorious for its unethical practices.
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A guide to game day wear: Big Game 2019 edition
We took into account price and accessibility, so be ready to scream “Go Bears!” in a killer yellow and navy outfit this weekend.
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6 ways to treat yo’ self this week
It’s been a rough couple of weeks – midterms, power outages, earthquakes and Parents Weekend. Here are six ways you can treat yo’ self this week.
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Ethical and cute: 5 fashionable brands that promote sustainability
Here are five fashion companies for both men and women that prove that being eco-friendly doesn’t have to be mutually exclusive with style.
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Around town with Allison: Love it or Haight it! Exploring the Haight
Rich in history, Haight-Ashbury is the place to be! Check out some of my favorite spots in this hip and trendy neighborhood!
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Berkeley community must take action to reach zero waste goals
Every year, piles of trash are left on Berkeley streets when students move in or move out, polluting neighborhoods and stormwater. It also is a massive waste of money and resources. During this time, students collectively trash millions of dollars of still-usable consumer goods. This is lost wealth that could
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