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I am working with a neighborhood organization to improve tree canopy in my urban area. I got involved with my neighborhood association and another org in an effort to build and strengthen my community. I would love to take more action but I’m not sure what or how. Starting to see now that working together with people helps make us more resilient

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[–] nicerdicer@feddit.de 4 points 1 year ago (1 children)
  • not having children
  • not buying obviously useless crap (i.e. does one really need a motion-activated, LED illuminated salt-and-pepper shaker?)
  • use things as long as possible, including repairing things
  • combine errands when using the car instead of doing these errands separately - this saves time and gasoline
[–] ristoril_zip@lemmy.zip 1 points 1 year ago
  • not buying obviously useless crap (i.e. does one really need a motion-activated, LED illuminated salt-and-pepper shaker?)

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