Posted on August 13, 2018
by Kristine
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The Electric Bike – how it saves ut time, energy, space, and encourages us to grab opportunities we would otherwise miss!
Category: Environmentalism, Insourcing, Life without a car, Tips and tricksTags: bicycle, bike, electric bike, Environmentalism, freedom, simplifying, sustainability, time
Posted on August 2, 2018
by Kristine
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Experiments In Zero-Waste: Hair Care. How I transitioned away from shampoo, balms, and all that fuzz.
Category: Environmentalism, Sustainable frugalityTags: brushing, comb, decluttering, Feminism, Frugality, hair, hair care, minimalism, pink tax, sustainability, sustainable, zero waste
Posted on June 28, 2018
by Kristine
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12 Easy Sustainable Swaps That Can Save You Serious Cash! #movethedate
Category: Sustainable frugality, Tips and tricksTags: be the change, frugal, frugal living, frugal mindset, Frugality, mooncup, move the date, movethedate, reusable, sustainability, sustainable, Sustainable frugality
Posted on June 25, 2018
by Kristine
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Green Growth – The Launch of an Ethical Index Fund. It’s lots of small changes like these that could eventually help #movethedate
Category: Environmentalism, InvestmentsTags: act locally, be the change, Environmentalism, ethics, green growth, index funds, Investments, KLP, money, move the date, movethedate, sustainability, sustainable, the environment
Posted on June 14, 2018
by Kristine
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#MoveTheDate or the staggering similarities between debt and earth overshoot day, and why we cannot have infinite growth on a finite planet.
Category: Sustainable frugalityTags: carbon footprint, climate change, debt, earth overshoot day, Environmentalism, frugal living, Frugality, global footprint network, money, move the date, movethedate, plant based, plant trees, pollution, resources, sustainability, sustainable, the environment
Posted on April 9, 2018
by Kristine
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We can’t buy our way to a better world. But perhaps we could get there by being lazy?
Posted on April 2, 2018
by Kristine
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If you are following a frugal path, it can be difficult for many relatives to understand. But I encourage you, do not let your loved ones do your shopping for you!
Posted on March 13, 2018
by Kristine
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I share some thoughts on our “medium middle” ideas between frugality and the buy it once movement.
Category: Philosophy, Sustainable frugalityTags: buy it for life, BuyMeOnce, Frugality, frugalwoods, housekeeping, learning, mistakes, realistic frugality, skills, sustainability, Sustainable frugality
Posted on January 24, 2018
by Kristine
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The one reason to act on climate change, even if you don’t believe in it!
Category: Environmentalism, Financial independence, Philosophy, Sustainable frugalityTags: anxiety, be the change, climate change, environmental science, Environmentalism, food insecurity, frugal living, future, life, optimism, personal finance, resilience, stability, sustainability, sustainable, Sustainable frugality, take action, the environment
Posted on January 10, 2018
by Kristine
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We can learn a lot about frugality from our frugal forbears. Here are 5 frugal tips and tricks, inspired by WWII!
Category: Financial independence, Frugal Friday, Sustainable frugalityTags: advice, Environmentalism, food, Frugal Friday, frugal living, Frugality, historical frugality, home, life, local, neighbours, Philosophy, resources, sharing economy, sustainability, Sustainable frugality, world war 2, WWII
Posted on December 22, 2017
by Kristine
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Wherein we share 10 frugal tips that also happen to be good for the planet. Be the change!
Category: Environmentalism, Financial independence, Insourcing, Tips and tricksTags: anti-consumerism, be the change, board game, buy less, card game, cooking, diy, earth overshoot day, encouragement, frugal living, Frugality, Frugasaurus, hosting, leftovers, lists, repair it, sustainability, zero waste
Posted on December 11, 2017
by Kristine
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In the Frugasaurus household, we splurge on delicious fresh veg every week, but still keep our costs low. How?
Category: Environmentalism, Financial independence, FoodhacksTags: food, frugal living, Frugality, health, life, Philosophy, plant based, sustainability, vegan
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