Clean something for nothing
With this movement we want to achieve a real change in the world that starts within each one‘s actions. We aim to wake up our inner consciousness and take our own decisions focused on a common living wealth. CSFN is a free social movement that pursues a living improvement for every one of us and for the world itself. CSFN wants to let each person be the change by recycling and literally cleaning trash mainly from wild and nature areas.
Summing up, the project is based on 3 tasks:
- Collect the trash by yourself.
- Measure the amount of trash in volume of bags / or weight.
- Set the geolocation of the area.
- Try a minimalist lifestyle with less excess.
- Recycle paper, glass, plastic, electronics, batteries…
- Don't drive when you can walk/cycle, or else use public transport.
- Buy less and try to repair instead of replace.
- Try to go meatless once or twice a week.
- Shop local products with less packaging and bring your own bag.
- Take shorter showers and dry your clothes naturally.
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