Host a free clinic where volunteers repair tools and furniture and mend clothes. Enact Right-to-Repair legislation.
If you must upgrade equipment, buy used.
Do not use AI.
Observe an electronic Sabbath. One day each week, let your devices rest. Or, block mobile Internet access for two weeks-- and improve your mental health, subjective well-being and attention span.
Grow a wee bit of food. Start with sprouts or a favorite culinary herb.
Compost your kitchen scraps.
Say thanks for what you have.
Aim for humility.
KEEP INFORMED & PARTICIPATE
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