Lynn OcharoenchaiCarved my own home in a world aloneLong before COVID-19 and lockdowns were even a thing, I was already a pro at the home isolation. Self-quarantine before the world even…Sep 4, 2022Sep 4, 2022
Lynn OcharoenchaiinGREEN ZINEThe choice is yoursFor a couple years now, I’ve been in a constant self-struggle with the idea of “I need to save the earth and use less plastic” and “The…Jan 3, 2019Jan 3, 2019
Lynn OcharoenchaiinGREEN ZINEI bought a bamboo toothbrush — am I a mindful consumer now?I just got my first bamboo toothbrush, in hopes of ditching the plastic one for a better, eco-friendly alternative. It is made out of…Jan 3, 2019Jan 3, 2019
Lynn OcharoenchaiinGREEN ZINEUrban exploration for a trip to the doctorI don’t get why I like staying home much more than exploring my hometown Bangkok. The city has much to offer — a vibrant cultural heritage…Dec 7, 2018Dec 7, 2018
Lynn OcharoenchaiinGREEN ZINEDeforestation, a burglar you watch in your own homeThe plant market at Talad Tai in Thailand has a wide variety of plants in outdoor shops you can walk through and just have a good day…Nov 20, 2018Nov 20, 2018
Lynn OcharoenchaiinGREEN ZINESkipping that BBQ buffet can help our planet‘All-you-can-eat’ barbeque nights out with friends are fun — an unlimited variety of heaps of pork, beef, and chicken. Grill it, broil it…Sep 21, 20181Sep 21, 20181
Lynn OcharoenchaiDo everything. Life is too long not to.Do everything, they said. Life is too short, they said.May 10, 2018May 10, 2018
Lynn OcharoenchaiinGREEN ZINE‘Recyclable’ does not equal ‘recycled’Thankfully, there is a sign with three chasing arrows on my water bottle — now when I dispose it, it’ll become another product instead of…May 1, 2018May 1, 2018
Lynn OcharoenchaiinGREEN ZINETransboundary air pollution: dirty air knows no territoriesMargaux Giruadon doesn’t smoke. She also doesn’t hang out with people who do. She doesn’t live near a factory, or a coal-fired power plant…May 1, 2018May 1, 2018
Lynn OcharoenchaiinGREEN ZINEPublic transportation — a route to escape dirty airOn average, you take 16 breaths each minute, 960 an hour, 23,040 a day, and 8,409,600 a year. Whether you’re driving to work, biking from…Jul 18, 2017Jul 18, 2017
