Freegans “embrace community, generosity, social concern, freedom, cooperation, and sharing in opposition to a society based on materialism, moral apathy, competition, conformity, and greed.”
Start Getting Rid Of Clutter We all acknowledge the benefits we start by getting rid of clutter. Ok, stop the useless planning and start getting rid of clutter today. Now! No more delay. Reclaim …
Heal A Broken Heart . It would be nice to have the ability to quickly heal a broken heart. How would you heal a broken heart? The pain of a broken heart is something you …
Vegan Scavengers . For most people, consumerism is an ingrained and unavoidable way of life. We work, we spend, we trash and we buy again. It’s a cycle that seems all but inescapable in an …
My friend Dane and I are on a mission to show how much food waste in America and we know that we’ve got to come up with some creative ways to get America’s attention. So …
Welcome to “Salvage Supperclub,” where you eat expired food in an actual dumpster. The folks behind the aptly named dining club, held this summer in Brooklyn, salvage expired and aesthetically imperfect foods that would otherwise …
Overconsumption in America . Is there overconsumption in America today? The world knows there is massive overconsumption in America. As I try to move towards a more minimalist lifestyle I often wonder if the country …
Minimalist Spring Time . Yes, my minimalist spring time again! For me, spring is my Minimalist New Year. It’s the time when I reflect on the past year and try to tweak my life towards …
Guerrilla Gardening Movement . Guerrilla gardening movement, Freecycle, and swap till you drop: how to live for free Generation Y struggles for cash – but there are lots of ways to save money. From urban …
Maria Evrenos left her wallet at home for a week to discover that even an inexperienced urban forager can survive without money for a week by treasuring other people’s trash. “Ah, here is another soft …
BY NIRVI SHAH AND SIVAN FRASIER Shoulder-deep in a Coral Springs commercial trash bin, Brian Sprinkle was feeling hot and sweaty — and lucky. Dented boxes of spaghetti and containers of croissants, plus potatoes, onions, …