Hi Greensters,

👕 Fashion waste just got regulated. The EU is banning the destruction of unsold clothes - forcing brands to face overproduction head-on.

📊 No more hiding the numbers. Companies will soon have to publicly report how much inventory they waste - turning sustainability into hard data.

🥔 And on your plate? Crispy spring potatoes with asparagus, jammy eggs & lemon-dill cream - fresh, Nordic, and seriously satisfying!

Let’s dive in.

Spring is peak season for some of the most climate-friendly ingredients - and this dish makes the most of it.

🥔 Potatoes and asparagus are both relatively low-impact crops, especially when grown locally and in season. Compared to meat-heavy meals, plant-forward dishes like this require significantly less land, water, and energy to produce.

🍳 Eggs add richness while still keeping the footprint lower than most animal proteins, and ingredients like dill, radishes, and lemon bring bold flavor without relying on processed elements. The result? A meal that feels indulgent, fresh, and aligned with the season - without the heavy environmental cost.

Awareness: 👕 Many clothes are discarded not because they’re worn out — but because small flaws (like a loose seam, missing button, or minor tear) make them feel “unusable.”

Action: 🧵 Learn one or two basic clothing repair skills. Sewing on a button or fixing a seam takes minutes but can extend a garment’s life by years. It’s one of the simplest ways to directly reduce textile waste - and it saves money too.

“You cannot get through a single day without having an impact on the world around you.”

Jane Goodall
Primatologist and conservationist

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Hope you enjoyed this newsletter!

💚 The Greenster Team 🌍