Zero Waste Bloggers

31 March 2015
I have come across a growing group of zero waste bloggers recently that I felt the need to share. Some you may know and others you may not.



These ladies from all over this fine globe are working hard and living trash free. It is great that I get to share my life with everyone and support others on their journey but sometimes I do turn to blogs that are from my own country to find answers on specific things for zero waste living or plastic free. So if you are from the USA, Denmark, United Kingdom, Canada dive in and see what you can learn. I will keep adding to this list as I meet more people because sharing is caring.


USA
gruenish.com
zanygreenquest.wordpress.com

France

Ukraine
Mariannaboyko.com

Turkey
thishappylowlife.wordpress.com



Brazil
umanosemlixo.com


This list is expanding more and more each week. To keep up to date with new zero waste bloggers check out the Zero Waste Bloggers Network.

If you know of anyone else don't hesitate to put a comment below with a link to the blog and the country.
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  1. Stargirl4/02/2015

    Zerowastehome.com

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    1. Erin Rhoads4/03/2015

      How could I forget Bea?! Thanks so much!!

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  2. Annemieke4/03/2015

    Emily-Jane Lowe-Townley runs a zero-waste Dutch blog and webshop at http://levenzonderafval.blogspot.nl. She shares local tips but also sells zero-waste tools such as reusable produce bags and beeswax paper. And in just a few weeks, her book will be published!

    Ree at www.fortnegrita.com is also a great source of inspiration on living zero-waste.

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    1. Erin Rhoads4/03/2015

      Yes, Rea is a great zero waste blogger. Thanks for pointing me towards Emily-Jane :)

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  3. Stargirl4/03/2015

    Also notrashproject.com

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    1. Erin Rhoads4/03/2015

      A great website also...good to see I can add more to the list :)

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  4. Stargirl4/03/2015

    And I just found Fort Negrita. http://www.fortnegrita.com/

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    1. Erin Rhoads4/03/2015

      She is now on the list too. thanks!

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  5. Anonymous4/03/2015

    The first three listed under Denmark are actually from Germany. .de is Germany's country code. .dk is Denmark's. Thanks for the tips! :)

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  6. Lisa4/04/2015

    Hi Erin,

    thank you for setting up this collection of zero waste bloggers - that's very helpful!

    I am from Germany and writing a blog on zero waste and minimalism, could you please also include me in this list? Here's the link: http://whitespaceandchips.com/

    Thanks so much! :)

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  7. Anonymous4/05/2015

    Hi! I also blog about lesser waste, although the blog is in German (for now). you can find me at www.wenigerabfall.wordpress.com

    Katja

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  8. Aussie Connoisseur4/08/2015

    Hi,

    thanks for posting this list, I really enjoyed seeing what others are doing. Funny to think that what we are all trying to do was common at one time, as there was no plastic or excess packaging. I remember that when I'm tired and it all feels a bit hard!

    Madeleine.x

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    1. Erin Rhoads4/09/2015

      I know right - we lived for thousands of years and survived without plastic.

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  9. Aussie Connoisseur4/08/2015

    And I just remembered zerowastechef.com

    Madeleine

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    1. Erin Rhoads4/09/2015

      How could i forget zero waste chef?! She is a gem :)

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  10. The Sunshine Grove4/10/2015

    www.thesunshinegrove.net in sunny Southern California!

    Thanks for this great list of others to follow.

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  11. Stargirl4/12/2015

    Here is another I found, in the UK:
    http://eco-boost.co/category/zero-waste/

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    1. Erin Rhoads4/14/2015

      That looks like a good one. Thanks Stargirl!

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  12. Nicky4/24/2015

    You have a great blog, it's inspiring!
    My blog (www.emmajohn.nl) is not in English, but it Ă­s about zero waste :)

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    1. Erin Rhoads4/25/2015

      I have added you to the list Nicky :)

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  13. Ariana | Paris To Go4/25/2015

    Thanks for posting this list! I have lots of blogs to start reading :)

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    1. Erin Rhoads4/25/2015

      I know! And the list keeps growing each week...

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  14. Melany Hops5/15/2015

    Thank you so much for sharing these inspiring blogs here! I am so happy to read about people who care about nature and do everything to prevent the toxic waste in the environment! Thank you again!

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    1. Erin Rhoads5/19/2015

      Thanks Melany - I am glad you enjoy the blogs I have shared. If you find any that are not on the list, please let me know :)

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  15. Anonymous7/01/2015

    To add one more Zero Waste blog from Denmark I'd recommend Janne from http://tagskraldet.tumblr.com/ and https://www.facebook.com/tagskraldet?fref=ts

    She blogs in Danish which is great, and have also helped to start the Zero Waste group in Aarhus where she is from.

    Also, I hope that a Spanish blog will be found and added soon :D

    Cheers!

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    1. Erin Rhoads7/24/2015

      Thank you! I have added her to the list :)

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  16. Stargirl7/12/2015

    http://www.bezero.co

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  17. Stargirl7/12/2015

    http://www.recyclingis.sexy

    Also, here is a whole list on Paris to Go. It has a few that I hadn't found before.
    http://www.paris-to-go.com/p/zero-waste-bloggers.html?m=1

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  18. Stargirl7/12/2015

    Goingzerowaste.com

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  19. Stargirl7/12/2015

    http://karagoesgreen.wordpress.com/
    https://greenerfamilyin365days.wordpress.com/2015/07/07/recycler-brigades-terracycle/

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    1. Erin Rhoads7/24/2015

      Thanks for the suggestions :)

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    2. Stargirl7/31/2015

      In the comments there are a lot of blogs listed. BĂ©a asked for links if anyone had a blog.
      http://www.zerowastehome.com/2015/07/from-blog-to-movement.html?m=1

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    3. Erin Rhoads8/04/2015

      Thanks for letting me know!!!

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  20. GreenerDaddy7/27/2015

    Hi
    Not only ladies ;)
    Thanks for the link. See you in the Group ;)

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  21. Rosa Gill8/03/2015

    Thank you so much for this list of blogs! I'm just starting to strive to a zero-waste lifestyle, so I need their experience and advices so much! I'm still having some troubles making some of the changes, but I'm getting there! :)

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    1. Erin Rhoads8/04/2015

      No problem Rosa. Don't worry if you are having troubles. Making changes is not the easiest thing to do. We all slip up or run into obstacles. The fact that you are attempting to reduce your waste is commendable. Just don't compare yourself to others that may have been doing it longer. Go at your own pace and be kind to yourself :) and if you ever have any questions WE are all happy to help. Send us emails, comments, whatever.

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  22. Colleen Skinner8/04/2015

    This list is awesome - would love for some more from the African continent to surface!

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  23. Clarissa10/08/2015

    I just found your blog but its seriously so inspiring... I'm going to going to go on a rouge ginger blog binge!

    Would love it if you could check out my blog, it focuses mainly on zerofoodwaste... baby steps for me to living a less wasteful life :)

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    1. Erin Rhoads10/08/2015

      Hi Clarissa, Thanks for the kind words. I will check out your blog :)

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  24. Erin Rhoads10/08/2015

    Hi Clarissa, Thanks for the kind words. I will check out your blog :)

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  25. Unknown11/03/2015

    This is great! Thanks for sharing :)

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  26. De groene welvaart11/17/2015

    http://doemijmaaruiensoep.blogspot.nl
    Which means "I'd rather have onionsoup" (instead of plasticsoup) great ideas and diy to prevent the use of plastic.

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    1. Erin Rhoads11/17/2015

      Thanks for the mention - I have added the blog :) Cool name.

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  27. natasha marais11/20/2015

    Hi Erin,

    From South Africa where living zero waste is a little extra challenging since we're a third world country. Still determined to be the change:):)
    Found your blog via a friend from Ireland that I met in Thailand. Love the world wide web!!
    While my blog is mostly about zero waste living I do blog about other things.
    Thanks for all the tips and ideas!!
    natashamarais.co.za

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    1. Erin Rhoads11/23/2015

      Hey, great to connect with you. I have added you to the list :)

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  28. Rafaella Souza11/26/2015

    You don't know some zero waste bloggers in Brazil? I know only one (Link: http://www.umanosemlixo.com/ "One year no garbage"), that I met in a rapid search...
    I added your blog in my list of favorites!

    Well, that's it!!
    ;)

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    1. Erin Rhoads11/26/2015

      Thank you for alerting me to this and I have updated the list :)

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  29. Anonymous2/01/2016

    Hi Erin, I also really like consciousbychloe.com!!! She is native french but publishes in English from Oregon! :)

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    1. Erin Rhoads2/01/2016

      Thank you!!! Conscious by Chloe has been added to the list.

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  30. Chloe | Conscious by Chloe2/11/2016

    Erin, thank you so much for including me on this list! And thank you "Anonymous" for recommending me!
    May I also recommend an update of this list? http://www.therogueginger.com/p/blogs-and-websites.html ;)
    Keep up the good work!

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  31. Buy Better3/21/2016

    There is a good Canadian one called paredownhome.com. Great list though I have been having fun checking it out!

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    1. Erin Rhoads3/22/2016

      Of course!! I have added them to the lis :)

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  32. Samantha Lea3/23/2016

    May I throw my hat into the ring and represent Turkey? Im Samantha Lea and Im blogging about going Zero Waste in Istanbul @ thishappylowlife.wordpress.com

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    1. Erin Rhoads3/30/2016

      Certainly :) Great to add another person, from another country.

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  33. Unknown4/30/2016

    You've written awesome list, thank's for that!:)
    Lot's inspiration and luck!:)
    worldventures review

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  34. SkipTheBag5/24/2016

    Thank you for such a comprehensive list! I started my blog a little while back and it can feel like I'm the only one trying to minimize the use of plastic and be zero waste!
    Katy from Skipthebag.blogspot.com

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    1. Erin Rhoads5/27/2016

      You have been added to the list Katy. Thanks for your contribution.

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  35. James7/03/2016

    Thanks for the gray ways to help. I have been convicted that I need to do more to cut waste and this truly helps out so much thanks

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  36. Anderson7/03/2016

    Some of the ways I figured to is to buy fresh fruit not in plastic bags and can be cut and stored in glass

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    1. Erin Rhoads7/06/2016

      Yes, they are some ways to cut back on plastic. Food packaging is one of the biggest contributors to waste. Cutting back where you can helps in a major way to reduce waste.

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  37. Jenny7/03/2016

    You can also assist by buying clothes at the second hand store. Since new clothes often come in plastic and reused clothes do not\.

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    1. Erin Rhoads7/06/2016

      I love second hand shopping :) I used to work in a retail store when I was at university and each item of clothing was wrapped in plastic before it made its way onto the shop floor.

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    2. Michael West2/01/2017

      Great idea Jenny! :)

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  38. Marianna11/30/2016

    My name is Marianna. I'm a blogger from Ukraine. I write in Ukrainian. https://www.mariannaboyko.com/

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    1. Erin Rhoads12/08/2016

      Welcome Ukraine :) You are now on the list. Thanks for sharing.

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  39. Smith12/01/2016

    Yes we really do need to hop our planet and make sure we are not wasting when we don't need to

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  40. manufacture1/23/2017

    I read your blog. It is a very important for us. I love you this blog. Thank You !

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  41. Craig Kessler2/01/2017

    Thanks for the resources here! I do a lot with energy efficiency, water conservation with plumbing and HVAC topics.

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  42. Unknown2/01/2017

    Thank you for sharing this list! I started going through a few and have found so many beneficial tips and ideas!

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  43. Anonymous3/17/2017

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  44. Unknown3/17/2017

    Thanks for sharing the great information. Please also have a look rootermantoronto

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  46. Unknown7/20/2017

    Hi! I'm in the process of starting a Zero Waste blog for the Boston area of Massachusetts, USA.

    https://bostonzerowaste.com/

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    1. Erin Rhoads8/03/2017

      Thank you, Emily. I've added you to the list.

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  47. Obibini Bruni7/21/2017

    Thanks for the list! It is nice to see Canadian ones, as American ones seem to dominate ...
    http://obibinibruni.org/

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    1. Erin Rhoads8/03/2017

      They do indeed. I'd love to see more Canadians :)

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  48. Unknown2/04/2018

    Hi! Love your blog (and your IG ^^).

    I write about zero Waste too :D my name is Valeria Hernández, and I'm from Mexico city. You can check my blog here:
    https://zerowastemx.wixsite.com/zerowastemx

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  49. MĂĽlltonnenboxen Edelstahl1/30/2024

    The diversity among these bloggers is truly commendable. It's not a one-size-fits-all approach; rather, it's a vibrant tapestry of experiences, challenges, and victories. Whether it's reducing single-use plastics, embracing minimalism, or concocting zero-waste recipes, there's something for everyone seeking a greener path.

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