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Writer's pictureKylie Simmons

Permaculture Principle #6 Produce No Waste

What’s up, green thumbs? Today, we’re talking about the permaculture principle of “Produce No Waste.” This principle is all about creating systems that minimize waste and promote sustainability.


In permaculture, we believe that waste is just a misplaced resource. Instead of throwing things away, we can find ways to reuse, repurpose, or recycle them. By doing so, we reduce our impact on the environment, save resources, and promote sustainability.


Think of it like a pizza party. When you’re done eating, you don’t throw away the pizza boxes, do you? No way! You find a way to reuse them, maybe by turning them into a makeshift sled or using them to create a DIY cardboard fort. The same goes for permaculture. We find ways to reuse and repurpose waste, creating sustainable systems that benefit us all.


This principle isn’t just for physical waste, either. It can be applied to energy, water, and other resources as well. By using renewable energy sources, conserving water, and reducing our consumption of resources, we can produce less waste and promote sustainability in everything we do.


So, let’s produce no waste! Let’s find ways to reuse, repurpose, and recycle everything we can. Together, we can create a more sustainable and regenerative world for ourselves and future generations.

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