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It’s sad but true: Sustainable living is exponentially harder for low-income individuals.
That’s because eco-consciousness can be expensive; it’s a drain on mental energy + time, too.
Today we seek to answer some very oversized questions: Is environmental consciousness an upper class privilege? Why do sustainable choices often carry a price tag?
Note: this is Part Two of a series on zero-waste living. Listen to Part One here.
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It’s sad but true: Sustainable living is exponentially harder for low-income individuals.
That’s because eco-consciousness can be expensive; it’s a drain on mental energy + time, too.
Today we seek to answer some very oversized questions: Is environmental consciousness an upper class privilege? Why do sustainable choices often carry a price tag?
Note: this is Part Two of a series on zero-waste living. Listen to Part One here.
Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

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