environment
Buy Less Or Buy Green: Which Truly Helps The Environment And Self?
Buying less is helping the environment and the self more than buying green, a study shows why. The overconsumption of resources -- from food, clothing and even method of transportation -- is the leading source of climate change, according to Sabrina Helm, a researcher from the University of Arizona.
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