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Sustainable Living E2 | Waste: Zero Waste, The 5 R's, Composting
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 ก.ค. 2016
- Sustainable Living E2 | Waste: Zero Waste, The 5 R's, Composting.
Follow Robin Greenfield's bike ride across the USA practicing sustainable living to the extreme. In this 5 episode series you'll learn how your daily actions with food, waste, water, transportation, and energy affect the earth, other species, and yourself. And you'll learn how you can be a part of the solution and live sustainably.
Episode 2 is waste and documents Robin's efforts to cross the country eating creating almost zero waste. The average American creates 4.5 pounds of trash per day and he created just 2 pounds the entire summer. That's 200 times less trash than the average American. Along with inspiration you'll learn what you need to know to live a near zero waste life including the 5 R's, composting, and many other tips to go zero waste. Plus you'll learn about the impact of stuff being created, the process what happens to trash once it's in your trash can or recycle bin, and litter in the environment.
Watch the full series here:
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To learn more about what you can do to live sustainably visit: www.robingreen...
Robin Greenfield is a truth-seeker, activist, social reformer and servant to Earth, humanity and our plant and animal relatives. He lives simply and sustainably to be the change he wishes to see in the world. Through living closely connected to Earth, he rejects the status quo of consumerism and demonstrates a way of being in gratitude, mindfulness and presence. His life is an experiment with truth and integrity.
Robin’s public activism involves dramatic actions designed to provoke critical thought, self-reflection and positive change. His activism creates nuanced conversations on the critical issues of our time, with a focus on solutions for living in harmony.
His life’s work has been covered by media worldwide and he has been named “The Robin Hood of Modern Times” by France 2 TV and “The Forrest Gump of Ecology”.
Robin has committed to earning below the federal poverty threshold for life and donates 100% of his media earnings to grassroots nonprofits, with a focus on supporting Black and Indigenous women-led organizations.
This channel is a resource for all who seek to liberate themselves, to live in truth and integrity, and to live in harmony with Earth, humanity and the plants and animals we share this home with.
Robin Greenfield and Dear Friends share means of achieving liberation and harmony through sustainable living, simple living, tiny house living, foraging, growing food and medicine, minimalism, zero waste, earth-skills, food sovereignty, community resilience, compassionate communication, activism, Black Liberation, Indigenous Sovereignty and living in service.
Find Robin Greenfield on:
Website: www.robingreen...
TH-cam: / @robin.greenfield
Instagram: / robin.greenfield @Robin.Greenfield
Facebook: / robingreenfieldpage
Robin Greenfield’s work is offered as a gift to the public domain. This content is Creative Commons and is free to be copied, republished and redistributed. Learn about Creative Commons and follow the guidelines here: www.robingreen...
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Watch the full series here:
th-cam.com/play/PLHrhas5pE0W7qmPX35ykbb9dAMkBUBb48.html
To learn how you can live sustainably and take action visit:
www.robgreenfield.org/sustainableliving/
Ta vidéo est incroyable boy merci pour toute la force que tu donne
Je suis tellement d'accord avec toi léo
arrête de faire le suceur
Repair! Yes, I'm always surprised when friends don't want to try to repair items.
J'ai beaucoup aimé cette vidéo instructive merci Rob
Bless the God of Heaven for people like you, i pray one day all Gods people will embrace this. it was tragic how much plastic i saw snorkelling today. peace to you.
Rob, you have done some VERY inspirational work man. I very sincerely thank you =-)
Great video Rob. 👍🏻
best simple description on the subject should be used in all schools
It's so important do learn to create less trash! And we need to start from ourselves. Thanks for educating us Rob :)
Excellent
Spot on Rob, inspiring and educational as always. Greetings from Croatia, stay great!
You made me rethink the way I live my day to day life and put more thought in every step i take, now i garden, grow fruits and veggies (sell the extras on local market), keep chickens for eggs, forage and hunt for seasonal foods, compost all of my kitchen waste, sold my car and cycle to work or use public transportation in bad weathers. All in all living very low impact life compared to average person.. but I am not done yet, there is still lots of job to be done, I still work in very polluting industry (graphic printing on textile, plastic and paper), and i feel very guilty for doing so. Something is still holding me in place of not being able to let go of that part of me that is bad and contradictional to all the things i stand/live for. And i know its mainly ambition, since i have this dream of buying little bit more land and do full time organic market farming, so i need to keep the job for few more years to pay that dream.. anyways ill try my best, peace out.
This is amazing! May I ask what are you working with right now?
@@felipewa :D thanks! after 4 years since I posted this:
- quitting my job in 4 months
- already payed for house and big orchard with mature orchard mix of walnuts, apples, pears, sour cherries... (around 300 trees)
- gonna move from coastal side of Croatia to more of a rural continental climate where I bought this house/land, but I can still visit house and garden near coast since I am not selling yet.
- All in all very excited for this new chapter in my life, going bigger scale with more acres and looking forward to keep animals and feed them in rotational grazing manner underneath the fruits trees.
- Next bigger goal after I set up this operation is buying some kind of electric car I hope so, if they get more affordable for transportation of produce I am going to grow.
ehh I also had minor accident just when covid started, broke my ankle so that sucked but other than that life was good ;D
How you doing mate?
Cheers!
@@jd2379 How cool is that! It's truly beautiful that you've embodied your principles and dove deep into sustainability. A beautiful path. Quitting your job must be such a joy, after the years of not feeling like it was the right thing for you. Rob wrote an article on that, it's pretty cool ( www.robgreenfield.org/quityourjob/#:~:text=Well%20the%20answer%20is%20quite,I%20say%20just%20quit%20today. ). Right now, I'm doing the best to make my last semester of high school go by fast and I'm planning to cycle around Brazil (where I live) for the next year or so and, if I enjoy it a lot (and I'm quite sure I will), I'll go on an around-the-world bike trip, cycling across all 6 continents. I have no money, few possessions and I'm gonna see how far I can go by volunteering, working online and odd jobs and selling stuff on the street. All in all, I'm very excited for life, but eager to make this last semester of school (fully online, by the way) fly by. It's been a tough time convincing others that college is not the right thing for me and coping with the world crisis has not been easy too. But all in all, it's good!
I'm sure Rob (and most importantly, the Earth) would be very happy with your life choices!
All the best :)
@@felipewa Thanks! Honestly its only logical way to choose if you want to stay healthy physical and mentaly in this turbulent world. I am not motivated by any ideological angle, just pure interest in living more closely with nature and less materialistic so things don't end up owning me like its usually the case.
Wow you got quite an adventure up ahead, hope everything goes well and you get to experience loads of good memories and learn something along the way. I am sure it will build your character, enjoy the journey!
@@jd2379 Thank you for your kind words! :))))
I'm eagerly awaiting the rest of your videos in this series. You are an inspiration for all of us. The only thing I'm surprised you haven't touched on is sewing your own clothes, bedding etc. It's a skill I'm brushing up on so I can not only save money but become more self reliant. Time for me to catch up on the rest of your videos. Thank you and have a great day! :)
A suggestion to add: collect food scraps and make veggie broth instead of buying at the store
you are such a beautiful, inspiring person
1000 thumbs up!!!
Your life is just magnifique,many thanks again ans again for ever from algeria
i going to be like You .You have the true words.when we waste food .we not.only waste food .we wast.wahter.fuels.and Malena the worldwide duty on pullution
Excellent series!
Watch it again! Great work! I've got a quote I say be for I buy something "how does it add value to my life ?" Thank you again ✌🏻️
Cant wait for the next episodes!!!! you are a true inspiration, Rob! I am back at it again living out of my backpack this summer, and using a few of your tricks to keep my waste as low as possible. The only thing im still waiting to find out, is how you do clean your clothes whilest on a trip or trying for zero waste..... Keep on Rocking! namaste
Here's my tips for laundry! robgreenfield.tv/laundry/ and a video th-cam.com/video/ynD6XpwUJGw/w-d-xo.html Keep on Rocking to you!
Wow! Mind blowing and eye opener
Great Stuff! I started watching your videos when you started your year on self grown or foraged food. Little tip! loosen the cap squeeze out the air and tighten the cap of the plastic bottle for it to take less space in trashbin ;)
Loving these new series this one will be fantastic learning for my children
Great video! Very easy to follow and informative, thank you!
another great and inspiring video keep it up!
The st pete recycling is fully earth friendly, so if you're here, you'd better be recycling
you are an incredible inspiration and source of GREAT info. Thank you for your work Rob
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Love it! So informative!
Great video and super tips to live by.
Loving the series!! This needs more views, such an important message. Thank you :)
This needs to be shared more
This is awesome! very informative
great job.
It's really terrible how much waste there is, especially plastic waste
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Why would someone want to dislike this video???
I like ur work bro....
awesome
You are so inspiring, I learn slot from ur chanel thanks: )
6 years old and still so very relevant!
its really inspiring and doable. i hope that i can do this in this year.
great job!! ...but, honestly, if everyone just changed their last name to jones--problem solved. 😀
This is so. Beautiful ❤
Bro, you biked through Pittsburgh PA?! I live there man! God do I wanna meet you XD
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Thank you for the vid. 33k.
This is the vid about 5R's with most views
Now I can tell What does the world mean to the world
xD
I'm not crying
Ok I lied
how is sending on the other side and disposing in anyway called recycling???
Can they make compostable packets and packing?
I love ❤️ your channel! (New subscriber)
Here's a question for you: I've 3 indoor cats and have been wondering for some time whether it's all right to compost their waste. I use clay litter. The brand is Dr. Elseys. What's your opinion ? I'm interested to hear what anyone else thinks...ThxJoan
You can compost cat poop and kitty litter if it's natural or made from paper. Absolutely! I'd keep it separate from my food waste compost pile though and create a separate pile for it. Do a little research if you'd like to. :) I've not done it but know it is of course possible.
Rob where do you get your resuable zip lock bags
Is that in La Jolla?
Rob have you heard of Permaculture?
Yes, I got my permaculture design certificate last year. Check out some more of my videos on this channel. I have a few permaculture videos.
Did you just throw a party bottle in the paper bin at 4:10
It's a kombucha bottle and that was a mixed recycling bin.
how do i go zero waste if im an artist?
Make art out of wasted materials! There are many artists who do this! Here's a woman who might inspire you: th-cam.com/video/IopuYjKrTiI/w-d-xo.html
What is the worst kind of garbage?
Anything that is very toxic is pretty up there. Plastics are also pretty bad. Many kinds of garbage are extremely detrimental. The answer to your question isn't that simple.
Thanks!
omg did u see the poor little caterpillar on the road who almost died :'(
Do you ever eat any meat at all?
Who disliked this
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Are you Vegan?
I eat about a 95% plant based diet.
+Rob Greenfield Cool. You should watch Cowspiracy
Of course I've seen Cowspiracy. It's on my list of films I recommend. www.robgreenfield.tv/films
+Rob Greenfield I'm going to watch your whole list of Movies😊Thanks
Stephanie Donohue are you vegan
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This guy annoys me 🤫🤫
Why?