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Celebration Pollution
Humans, as a species, have used: rhythm, song, dance and feasts to celebrate whenever something was felt to be worthy of a celebration.
Unfortunately, the current human population DEMANDS WE CHANGE how we, as a species, celebrate events for the simple reason our celebrations are literally killing the planet!
The Christian Christmas celebrations are ranked as the #1 most environmentally damaging celebration of all celebrations!
Our review of various celebrations begins with a series on how to reduce or eliminate your Christmas environmental footprint. Yes, enjoy Christmas without a footprint! It can be accomplished and it’s up to you by your participation and sharing to help make this happen!
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The following Merry Christmas
web-stories show how easy it can be to reduce your festive celebrations’ environmental footprint.
The Pollution-free Christmas Stories begin with
13 ways to reduce your xmas footprint.
They expand to provide examples of the solutions and how to implement them.
is a web-story that demonstrates 13 ways to reduce your Christmas environmental footprint. You simply have to do it!
MERRY CHRISTMAS! Please consider making a donation to a charity in the name of your intended gift receiver. You leave no environmental footprint and help fellow humans at the same time.
Merry Christmas! E-CARDS are an environmentally friendly option for mailing paper Christmas cards. Each year snail-mailed paper Christmas cards placed end to end will circle the earth more than 5 times!
MERRY CHRISTMAS – 30% of the food created for celebrations ends up in the garbage. That’s right 30% to the dump! You can change this! Create 30% less food for your celebrations. E Z as that!
Merry Christmas! If you believe a tree is a must-have … have you considered a live potted XMAS tree. Are you using led lights? Did you use recyclable decorations? It’s up to you! You can reduce your footprint?