by Jonathan Levy | Jun 20, 2019 | DIY, Zero Waste
The ability to repair our consumer goods, especially electronics, should not be a luxury, it should be a right. Eighteen years owning a cell phone Cell phones have come a long way since the early days. I remember my very first cell phone. It was a Nokia brick phone...
by Jonathan Levy | May 13, 2019 | Activisim, Zero Waste
The following is an email I received from San Gabriel Valley environmental activist Wesley Reutimann. It is republished here, with permission. I urge you to take action on his request to call California State Senator Portantino and urge him to support SB54. Good...
by Jonathan Levy | Apr 7, 2019 | DIY, How-To, Zero Waste
Overview Vermicomposting at home is one of the easiest ways for a person to divert organic waste from landfills while at the same time creating a nutrient-rich soil amendment for your home garden. Earthworms have been ploughing soil since the beginning of time....
by Jonathan Levy | Mar 25, 2019 | Guest Contributor, Zero Waste
A brief note from Jonathan: Corporate Social Responsibility is a complex, but important topic. I am delighted to share with you this guest post by freelance writer Ruby Clarkson.In today’s society, consumers are looking for more than just to buy a product. We are...
by Jonathan Levy | Sep 10, 2018 | Zero Waste
Back in June Toyota’s public relations firm invited me to attend their Zero Waste Day event. The purpose of the event was to showcase their alternative fuel vehicle, the Mirai. I, along with three social media influencers, each drove a Mirai from the Toyota Auto...
by Jonathan Levy | Jul 19, 2018 | Observation, Zero Waste
I should start out by saying that Burberry is one of many major brands that destroys products that they do not want in circulation. At UPS, for example, when a package car (aka delivery truck) is taken out of service, it is brought to a junkyard where it is demolished...
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