Is a zero waste lifestyle really possible?

As Aussies churn out 1.4kg waste per person daily, living a zero waste life is a real challenge. Mathew speaks with Mike Smith, founder of Zero Co and gets realistic steps towards zero waste living. As Mike says, start small and start today!
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Bio - Mike Smith is shaping a better world. A trailblazing entrepreneur, adventurer, and not-for-profit founder, he has founded 3 start-up companies in the surfing, wine, and sustainability fields, as well as built 2 schools in Myanmar. His latest venture - Zero Co - aims to eliminate single-use plastic packaging from every Australian kitchen, laundry and bathroom by developing a closed-loop, zero waste system for home cleaning and personal care products.
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[@Braedon2011.]

Well made video! No clue why it’s not way bigger

[@sttop2030]

We agree!

[@lindenbree9188]

Nice video! I like the emphasis on not feeling guilty. Just do what you can

[@sttop2030]

Thanks!

[@lisakanani]

awesome love the vid

[@WowSirSmallFan]

Conclusion: chinese are better

[@HUEHUEUHEPony]

30 seconds in
>americars mentioned
stopped watching right there

[@Smile200-z4y]

Womp womp

[@skinkintreeshade3673]

? why

[@lindenbree9188]

Imagine being so anti-intellectual that you'd reject learning for such an asinine reason, while ironically acting like you're too good for the concept of America existing

[@bonded_]

he mentions china and australia right after