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5 Sustainable Resolutions for an Eco-Friendly New Year

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15 Jan, 2025

This post was originally published on Recycle Nation

It’s that time again when we prepare to embrace a brand new year. For many, this is also a time of fresh starts, a chance to reflect on how to make ourselves and the world better. For this new year, why not have those annual resolutions focus on sustainability and eco-friendliness? By setting eco-friendly goals […]

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