Sarah Robertson-Barnes

Sustainable living educator; blogger, “Sustainable in the Suburbs”

Sustainable living educator and blogger at “Sustainable in the Suburbs” 

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Have yourself a merry, waste-free Christmas. Let your impact be light!

Green holidays, without being a Grinch

Have yourself a merry, waste-free Christmas. Let your impact be light!

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