Reduce Reuse Reblog

In the final episode of season 1 of 'Reduce Reuse Reblog', we look at the problem of using social media to promote the zero waste movement by exploring the issue that e-waste is causing for the environment. This episode includes an interview from Dr Sebastien Farnaud who explains his work with e-waste and the new process of bleaching as a possible solution.

In the fifth episode of 'Reduce Reuse Reblog' we talk about how zero waste companies are using social media, and also explore whether it is good when major corporations try and become more green. This episode includes an interview with Emily Attwell who runs 'Natures Intention' a zero waste shop in Bromsgrove. 

In the fourth episode of 'Reduce Reuse Reblog', we talk about how charities and not-for-profit organisations are using social media to promote the zero waste movement. This episode features an interview with Hannah Carter, the Campaign Manager of Love Not Landfill, a not-for-profit organisation trying to reduce the amount of fast fashion that ends up in landfill. 

In this third episode of 'Reduce Reuse Reblog', we discuss how social media influencers are being used in the zero waste movement and learn about digital activism.This episode includes an interview from Award Winning Blogger and Content Creator, Georgina Caro.

In this second episode of 'Reduce Reuse Reblog', we learn about the variety of ways that people's journeys into zero waste start and we discuss how to live a zero waste lifestyle during the Covid-19 Lockdown. This episode includes an interview with A&E Nurse, Leah Demirgil, who is at the start of her zero waste journey and share her personal experience.

In this first episode of ‘Reduce Reuse Reblog’, we learn about the start of the zero waste movement and discuss how social media might have been key in promoting this lifestyle around the world. This episode includes an interview from LA BuzzFeed Lead Video Producer, Auri Jackson, who shares her journey of becoming zero waste and how she is using YouTube videos to raise awareness for the movement.