Top sustainable
living bloggers
you must follow

Eartheasy is the brainchild of Greg Seaman, who focuses on green living, growingproducts and gardening.
Greg is an environmental activist who started a sustainable lifestyle in the 1970s with no
electricity or services to a remote island in the Pacific Northwest. After living continuously for
3 decades, he started this blog in 2000.
Eartheasy is subdivided based on your interests, which allows you to find exactly what you are
looking for. The articles sections include Health and Wellness, Science and Technology and
Off-Grid and Preparedness. He divides many guides into Eat, Play, Wear, Live Grow, Move and
Give.
Eartheasy

TheGood
Trade
The good trade that started in Los Angeles in 2014
is about a sustainable lifestyle that makes your
street simpler. Most of the articles on this website
focus on beauty, health and glamor, which
recommend giving you eco-friendly perfumes,
clothes, makeup, shampoos and more.
Although the heart and soul of The Good Trade is
about living a sustainable life, this blog has not lost
its entertainment. They talk about a variety of fun
and important things, including love and self-care,
which can help make their website more balanced
and neat.

ZeroWaste
Home
Zero Waste Home is about simplifying your life in a
sustainable way. The book-based blog has been translated into 25 languages
and is a major hub for sustainable lifestyle enthusiasts
around the world. The book & curator of this blog, B.
Johnson, was born in France before moving to
California for promoting his zero-sum lifestyle and
helping with exciting discussions.
The blog is full of interesting guides and articles about
sustainability and you can also buy a wide range of
sustainable products here. From natural soaps to
kitchen towels and water-soluble crayons, there is
something for everyone.

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GLOBAL GREEN
Global Green Blog, an American subsidiary of
Green Cross International, has been running
for 20 years. The American blog has a lot of
green stuff about reducing your waste,
finding greener ways to travel and creating an
eco-friendly office.
As you can imagine, this blog is about reducing
your carbon footprint through your lifestyle
choices. Launched by author and small business
owner Dawn, this small footprint family includes
blogs dedicated to natural remedies, non-toxic
household items, nutrition, recipes, growing
products and more. There are so many niche
things to dive into.

Ecowarrior
princess
Eco Warrior Princess was founded in 2010 by
Jennifer Nini. She is an activist and well certified
organic farm owner.On the website, she talks about
environmentalism and feminism in a blunt, no-
bullcrap way. The whole website is very professional
and his dry style writing makes boring ethical life
blogs even more entertaining!
In addition to sustainable living, Jennifer is
dedicated to equality and social justice, helping to
raise other women with sustainability blogs and
organizations.

Green Living
Ideas
Green Living Ideas was founded by Scott Connie, five-time founder
and CEO of Pono Homes, a energy efficiency company. In fact, there
is a complete Green Living Ideas book that talks about reducing
energy bills and a healthier lifestyle.
Reflecting the book, there blogs generally revolve around
topics such as energy efficiency, home remodeling, and air quality
improvement systems. Basically, it is to live a happy, healthy life that
is as green as possible.

Onya

Going Zero Waste

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