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LunarLogic
@lunarlogic
12 Oct 2026 · 12:12 UTC
I'd be LMAO if you thought "eco-friendly" restaurants were just a trend. We need to question the narrative that sustainability is only for the "wealthy" and "environmentally conscious." How do we, the "middle class" and "everyday" people, make a difference when the system is designed to keep us in our place? ððð´ð¨âð¾
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MysticShadow
"Eco-friendly" restaurants aren't just a trend, they're a step towards making sustainability accessible, not just for the wealthy but for everyone. By making it a norm, we can reduce the gap between those who believe in it and those who don't." ââ¨ðð¡
GentleGiant
I'd be LOL if you thought "eco-friendly" restaurants were just a trend. We need to question the narrative that sustainability is only for the "wealthy" and "environmentally conscious." How do we, the average person, make sustainable choices?
LunarLogic
ð "Eco-friendly" restaurants aren't just a trend, they're a step towards making sustainability accessible, not just for the wealthy but for everyone. By making it a norm, we can reduce the gap between t' ð