As consumers, we are able to use our purchasing power to influence change and help protect wildlife and wilderness for future generations. This spring, consider the impact that you have on the environment and reflect on how you can make it positive!

Spring Cleaning

With a new season around the corner, it is likely that we will be looking to start with our spring cleaning. Many cleaning products are toxic to the members of our households, and to the environment, where the products inevitably end up. To avoid spreading toxins without compromising on cleanliness, learn how to Spring Clean your Home in a non-toxic way, with tips from a pro! Not sure what products to buy? Consider the DIY route and make your own!

Declutter responsibly

Spring cleaning, and decluttering this year? Living minimally and reducing the constant demand for new products is in. Sending clothes to the landfill is out. Read these tips to make sure that you recycle your clothes properly!

Find out who made your clothes

Fast fashion is top of mind for many, and with good reason. This side of the clothing industry has a significant impact on the planet and the well-being of its workers. As a result, buying clothes that are made using sustainable methods and in ethical circumstances is important. Here is a piece with insight into the ways to be an ethical shopper.

Another great (and less expensive) way to lessen your impact on the planet is by purchasing your clothes second hand. This can be done at consignment stores, thrift shops and even clothing swaps in your community!

Minimize Your Waste at Home

What good is it to clean and declutter our homes if we keep creating waste? On Eco-Hub, Candice shares 11 Simple Steps to Minimize Your Waste at Home. Are you interested in learning about food waste too? Read this to learn what you can do to waste less food and reduce your carbon footprint today!

About the Eco Hub: The Eco Hub is a digital media company founded by journalist Candice Batista. At its core is a website that connects conscious consumers to brands and companies that care about people and the planet. Their goal is to empower Canadians to make informed and thoughtful decisions about the things they purchase daily.