How & Why To Break Up With Amazon
You probably need Amazon less than you think. Amazon is getting too big for its britches, and its inevitable takeover of the the world is not inevitable at all. Dive into our growing collection of resources about how and why to break up with Amazon.
Why Break Up With Amazon
Whether you’re supporting thriving local economies, advocating for better treatment of workers, pushing for more ethical business markets, or simply looking to slow gluttonous overconsumption, there are lots of reasons to choose alternative retailers and businesses instead of Amazon.
How I Still Use Amazon Without Amazon Prime
Have you been breaking up with Amazon? The best step you can take is to get rid of your Amazon Prime subscription. But without buying, Amazon still has some useful information you can borrow without giving the company your money. This post is part of a series about how and why to break up with…
Where To Find Amazon Alternatives
Did you know there are places to buy and find what you need other than Amazon (shocking, right)? We know you know, but do you really know? We’re making it easier to skip Amazon and use alternative retailers and resources to buy and obtain what you need. Skip the Amazon Prime subscription and save your money for better things.
13 Fun & Easy Ways To Reuse Amazon Boxes
What to do with all those Amazon and online shopping cardboard boxes??! For the record, I am not sitting at my computer impulsively buying all the things, but here are some fun and easy ways to reuse cardboard boxes that show up at your front door. Do you have a lot of cardboard boxes entering…
Stop Buying So Much Stuff
Our collective obsession with Amazon is mostly a mindset problem, and we have a choice to change. We have to stop buying so much stuff, and stop buying it all from Amazon. If you’re being honest with yourself, you’re probably better off without it.
Sustainably-ish: The Law of Diminishing Returns and Individual Climate Action
As an eco-friendly lifestyle advocate, my counterparts and I expend a lot of physical and emotional energy promoting climate action. Several years ago, I began to wonder if our efforts might not always be targeted toward the most efficient avenues of change, so I did some basic math to take another look. Read on for…
