No matter where you are on your zero-waste journey, you ll feel inspired by McKenna s thorough and accessible approach to understanding the why and how of reducing waste. From paring down possessions to consuming consciously, Don t be Trashy provides concrete tips for changing one s mind-set and lifestyle in a way that feels sustainable for the earth and sustainable for (real) people. I ve been on this journey for several years now but feel reenergized and encouraged after reading her personal experience and practical advice. Julia Watkins, author of Simply Living Well
Tara McKenna has crammed her new book, Don t Be Trashy, with practical, achievable, down-to-earth guidance on living more sustainably. From decluttering and minimalism to Less but Better conscious consumerism to step-by-step measures for reducing waste in every area of our lives, and more, Tara s book provides a blueprint for cutting through the literal clutter to a more joy-filled, less-trashy life. Anne-Marie Bonneau, author of The Zero-Waste Chef: Plant-Forward Recipes and Tips for a Sustainable Kitchen and Planet
The manual we all need to reduce our waste in ways that benefit us individually and collectively. Christine Platt, author of The Afrominimalist s Guide to Living with Less
If you ve been feeling overwhelmed by the state of the planet and want to do your part by trying low-waste living, you need to read this book. Don t Be Trashy breaks it all down with a frank, funny, approachable, no-BS style, helping you make lower-waste choices that should free you up to enjoy what really matters in your life. Adria Vasil, environmental journalist and bestselling author of the Ecoholic book series
