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Jennifer Martin

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Put reusables where I'll remember them

Reusables only help if we use them! I will set up a system that helps me remember my reusable bags, bottles, containers, or utensils — whether that means keeping them by the door, in my car, or in my bag.

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Try one low-plastic meal

From plastic-wrapped produce to takeout containers, food is one of the biggest sources of single-use plastic. I will enjoy one meal using ingredients and tools that minimize plastic packaging — opting for items in aluminum, paper, steel cans, or glass jars instead of plastic. I’ll also use a water refill station instead of single-use bottles to keep the meal as plastic-free as possible.

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Choose secondhand or a recycled product for my next purchase

Buying recycled or secondhand products helps close the loop and reduces demand for new plastic. I will look for and purchase a product made from recycled materials or choose a secondhand option the next time I shop to keep valuable resources in use longer.

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    First Steps: Start with You
    What routines or habits help you remember to use reusables, and what challenges have you run into?

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    Jennifer Martin 7/01/2025 8:28 AM
    I keep my reusable grocery bags near my front door so that I remember to grab them before heading to the store. Sometimes I won't have them if I end up needing to stop by the store on the way home from work or elsewhere, so in those cases I'll try to buy only what I can carry