Can you really be sustainable in the suburbs? In this inaugural episode of Sustainable in the Suburbs, host Sarah Robertson-Barnes shares her personal journey and offers practical, relatable ways to embrace eco-friendly living — even amidst the challenges of suburban life.

You’ll hear why sustainable living is about small, manageable shifts (not perfection), why the suburbs are an essential part of the climate conversation, and how building community and shared responsibility can make a lasting impact.

This episode will encourage you to recognize your existing sustainable practices and inspire you to take actionable steps toward a greener lifestyle — right where you are.

Takeaways

• Sustainable living should be accessible to everyone.
• The suburbs are a crucial area for sustainable change.
• Real-life solutions are more important than perfection in sustainability.
• Sustainable living should fit your life, budget, and values.
• Community is critical for a greener future.
• Every small step contributes to a larger impact.

One Small Shift

This week, take a moment to list four or five things you’re already doing to live more sustainably. Recognizing your existing habits can be a powerful first step — you’re already on this journey!

Resources

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