Interviews

Zero Waste is seen as a privileged lifestyle movement, but it's a vehicle for change. Zero Waste is possible anywhere, lessons from Chile!

With Fashion Revolution Week around the corner, now is the perfect time to reflect on our wardrobes and shopping habits. Are you looking to make the switch t...

The Zero Waste Collective is incredibly grateful to have the opportunity to interview Bea Johnson, author of Zero Waste Home.

Have you ever wondered what's in your cosmetics? Is there lead in your lipstick? Other toxic ingredients that you're not aware of? Well, you're not alone if ...

ZWC: First of all, thank you Candice for taking time to interview with The Zero Waste Collective! You have a lot going on running The Eco Hub, and you're the...

Jess Carpenter, from the blog and Instagram Jess With Less, is joining The Zero Waste Collective to share her tips on how to throw a low waste and plastic fr...

Is Zero Waste possible with kids? Sarah from Sustainable in the Suburbs Shares her experience!

Have you ever considered opening your own zero waste shop? Perhaps you live in a community where there are limited zero waste options, and you could help to ...

Rik, also known as "Tidy Guy" on Instagram and his blog, joins The Zero Waste Collective to share his thoughts on the zero waste lifestyle, and provide a spe...

The Zero Waste Collective is lucky to have Amanda from Mama Eats Plants sharing her zero waste granola recipe with our community! Amanda lives in California w...