Emma Dendler is the creator and founder of The Simple Environmentalist, a platform that highlights the accessible and inexpensive side of a low-waste lifestyle. Emma's online content covers a broad spectrum of zero-waste suggestions. On her social media pages, she has covered mending clothes before buying new, upcycling food scraps, finding environmentally conscious ways to declutter your home and more! On TikTok alone, The Simple Environmentalist account communicates sustainable habits with over 27 thousand viewers that we can incorporate into our day-to-day. Emma's overall theme is low-waste on a budget. Within her content, she also shares tips and tricks for reducing waste in a pet-friendly home and uses her dog and cat as examples. Emma Dendler joins Earth Care to provide approachable suggestions for reducing waste if you have pets at your house! Plus, she explains why lowering waste as an individual doesn't have to come with a high cost.
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