How and Why We Should Re-Think Zero Waste

It’s a movement with good intentions. But we need to think bigger and mobilize more.

Sep 6, 2020 · 5 min read

Lauren Singer holding her trash jar // AP Photo

You might have seen pictures like this around the web. That jar full of trash has become the symbol of the Zero Waste movement, and the person holding it is Lauren Singer, one of the influencers that contributed to making the movement as popular as it is…

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