The End of Toilet Paper: Green Guardians of the Earth
Green School, Watch - May 18, 2020Thousands of trees are cut each day to make toilet paper. This means that over our lifetimes, each of us is responsible for flushing down an entire forest. However, a simple change in our homes can help us save the earth’s precious resources.
John Hardy, co-founder of the Green School movement, took a simple step this lockdown to install a bidet in his bathroom; the roll of toilet paper there will be his last.
At Green School Bali, our composting toilets have buckets of sawdust to neutralise waste, and bidets installed in toilets across campus.
Do this for our planet! Join us now in becoming a Green Guardian of the Earth!
Visit http://bit.ly/GSgreenguardians to take part in our Green Guardians of the Earth challenge.
BBC Reel has a great video- Why do westerners love to use toilet paper. Must watch.
Green School has launched the Green Guardian challenge. Get involved!
“Share your Green Act; an act that shows your love for the planet, and you may be the Green Guardian we’ll invite for an immersive experience in sustainability at the Green School Bali campus!
Take a trash walk in your neighbourhood, spend a zero waste day, recycle, plant trees, or your own vegetable garden. Upload a video or set of photos of your Green Act under #GreenGuardiansoftheEarth or send an email at greenguardians@greenschool.org.”
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