⊹ Millennium 🇺🇦 ⊹7h ago

Se rendre à #Gifi un samedi après-midi. Une certaine idée de l'enfer. Première fois que j'achète un objet là-bas.

#commerce #GenerationPlastique #LowCost

Youth Mental Health Canada2d ago

Teachers who have used YMHC resources feel: better able to support their students. https://ymhc.ngo/workbooks

#mentalhealtheducation #toolsforwellness #MentalWellnessWorkbooks #ymhc #resources #educatorapproved #evidencebased #digitalfillable #photocopiable #lowcost

Radio Onda D'Urto2d ago
RADIO AFRICA: I DRONI “ROMPONO IL MONOPOLIO STATALE DEI CONFLITTI”, ANCHE IN SUDAN https://www.radiondadurto.org/2026/06/18/radio-africa-i-droni-rompono-il-monopolio-statale-dei-conflitti-anche-in-sudan/ #INTERNAZIONALI #AndreaSpinelli #marcotrovato #invisibile #CONFLITTO #reportage #Barrile #lowcost #Rivista #Africa #guerra #droni #monti #Sudan #Nuba
Youth Mental Health CanadaJun 12
Ymhc resource booklet: coping with stress. https://ymhc.me/printables
#mentalhealtheducation #toolsforwellness #mentalwellnessworkbooks #ymhc #resources #educatorapproved #evidencebased #digitalfillable #photocopiable #lowcost
Youth Mental Health CanadaJun 11
Ymhc resource booklet: mental wellness action plan. https://ymhc.me/printables
#mentalhealtheducation #toolsforwellness #mentalwellnessworkbooks #resources #educatorapproved #evidencebased #digitalfillable #photocopiable #lowcost #mentalhealth #mentalwellbeing #ymhc
Youth Mental Health CanadaJun 10
Education support booklet. Digital printable booklet. https://ymhc.ngo/workbooks
#mentalhealtheducation #toolsforwellness #MentalWellnessWorkbooks #ymhc #resources #educatorapproved #evidencebased #digitalfillable #photocopiable #lowcost #accommodations #education #studentmentalhealth
GOMOOT Jun 9

✨ Wizz Air porta Starlink sugli aerei: dal 2027 Wi-Fi su tutti i voli. Connessione ad alta velocità inclusa nel biglietto, anche sulle tratte brevi europee a basso costo.
https://gomoot.com/accordo-wizz-air-e-starlink-wi-fi-gratuito-a-bordo-dal-2027/

#lowcost #news #starlink #tech #WizzAir

Live EmpoweredJun 7

Practical Tips for Starting a Zero-Waste Lifestyle on a Budget

The scorching weather, increase in weather disasters, and even the oil shortage all have one thing in common: overconsumption and overreliance on natural resources. If you weren’t already thinking about sustainability before all these happened, perhaps it is now forefront in your mind. We can’t make excuses for ourselves anymore, nor pretend that climate change isn’t happening. Because it is, and it’s making it’s presence known, loud and clear.

Every action counts. Don’t think that you’re just one person out of the billions in the world and that the small efforts you make don’t count. Trust us, they do.

If you’ve been wanting to start a zero-waste lifestyle but on a budget, here are some tips to get you started.

Reduce

  • Don’t buy new clothes, new shoes, new bags, etc, if you don’t need them. Try to fix whatever you already have or continue using them until they fall apart. Not only does this save money, but it also helps to cut down on resource consumption.
  • Put a reusable shopping bag into your daily backpack. Never leave the house without the reusable shopping bag. This ensures that whenever you have a grocery run or an impromptu shopping trip, you don’t need to buy a plastic bag.
  • Throw in a reusable coffee mug. While you’re at it, why not throw in a reusable coffee mug too? If you usually buy drinks to-go, you can easily cut down on one-use wastages by simply using your reusable mug. This adds up, especially if its a daily habit for you.
  • Try to dine in rather than takeaway. Have some time to spare? Opt to dine in rather than takeaway. By doing this, you immediately cut down on plenty of one-use wastage.

    • Reuse

  • Use the jars and bottles you already have. Instead of buying brand new jars to store leftover food, reuse the jars you already have from pasta sauce, peanut butter, or jam. With a good rinse, these jars are as good as new and ready to be used.
  • Repurpose old T-shirts. Instead of throwing them away, cut old T-shirts up to be used as cleaning rags. This reduces the need to buy new rags which will be dirtied soon, anyway.
  • Get yourself a long lasting, good quality water bottle. Instead of constantly buying one-use plastic water bottles at the grocery store everytime you’re out, buy yourself a good quality reusable water bottle. By investing in a good quality (it doesn’t have to be expensive!) water bottle, chances are that it will be durable and long-lasting so you don’t need to buy another one anytime soon. Fill your reusable water bottle before you leave the house and bingo! You’ll never go thirsty, don’t need to find a grocery store to buy water, and you’re cutting down on one-use waste. Plus, you’re saving money by not buying one-use water bottles (even though they seem cheap, the costs add up over time).

    • Recycle

  • Set up a recycling bin in your home. Find a large enough cardboard box that you already have, and turn it into your very own recycling bin. Throw in any recyclables you collect during the week or month, such as tissue boxes, polymailers from online deliveries, or newspapers. Once the bin is full, bring it to your nearest community recycling bin and sort the recyclables accordingly. Make sure that any empty jars and containers you have are washed clean and dried, so no contamination occurs.
  • Educate yourself on Recycling 101 tips. Don’t let your recycling efforts go to waste! Do a quick read on the must-knows before recycling so that your recycling efforts count.
  • Spread the word. Help to brief your loved ones on easy recycling tips and steps to get started, so that we all help to tackle climate change together.

    • We hope these tips helped to get you started on your zero-waste lifestyle while on a budget. It doesn’t need to be expensive, in fact, you might even save more money (and resources) by following these tips!

    How did these work for you? Any experiences to share? Let us know in the comments!

    #budget #cheap #ecoFriendly #environment #environmentallyFriendly #hacks #lifestyle #lowCost #Sustainability #sustainableLiving #Tips #zeroWaste
    David MourvillierJun 1

    A better way to harness the wind ?

    Mechanical principle validated by a first physical prototype. Now looking for makers to build and field-test. Collaborative R&D. Make profits from it : referral links and R&D awards.

    #WindTurbine #GreenTech #DIY #LowTech #LowCost #3DDesign #SmallWind

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    France Info/Envoyé Spécial
    "C’est insoutenable qu’on puisse traiter une personne âgée de cette façon" : des seniors dépendants laissés à l’abandon dans une résidence infestée de cafards, gérée par la Ville de Paris
    https://mcinformactions.net/c-est-insoutenable-qu-on-puisse-traiter-une-personne-agee-de-cette-facon-des.html
    #Paris #personnesAgees #residences #lowCost
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