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How to make your online shopping more environmentally friendly

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By Stuart Milligan, Baris Yalabik
| Quartz Verified
Online shopping continues to grow at a phenomenal rate. In 2018, the market value of UK retail was £381 billion of which online transactions made up almost one-fifth. That’s £12.3 billion of grocery items and £58.8 billion of all non-food items purchased online. As with almost any human activity, this behavior has a significant impact on the environment.
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Saving the planet one click at a time

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By Stuart Milligan, Baris Yalabik
| Dhaka Tribune Verified
How to make your online shopping more environmentally friendly Online shopping continues to grow at a phenomenal rate. As with almost any human activity, this behaviour has a significant impact on the environment. Online shopping uses tons of packaging and a vast number of air polluting daily deliveries on the roads. Yet there are ways in which retailers and consumers can use home delivery to reduce the environmental impact of our shopping habits.
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How To Make Your Online Shopping More Environmentally Friendly

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By Stuart Milligan, Baris Yalabik, Thomas Piketty Verified, Mark Tercek
| Inner Self Magazine Verified
Shutterstock/grapestock Online shopping continues to grow at a phenomenal rate. In 2018, the market value of UK retail was £381 billion of which online transactions made up almost one-fifth. That’s £12.3 billion of grocery items and £58.8 billion of all non-food items purchased online. As with almost any human activity, this behaviour has a significant impact on the environment.
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