@littlenewthings 24 September 2020 more from that month

Let's Turn a Junk to Something Useful

Why such a moment? Have you ever come across something that you never thought it would end up killing something from the inside? Something... like this?

*This was found from the news article in 2018* http://incrediblebirds.com/2018/08/02/new-zealand-seabirds-dying-due-to-plastic-ingestion/ And looking at all kinds of things we throw to our rubbish bin, thinking that it would most likely be disinterested and the planet is safe; but **no** this never happens.

*This was reported at the Malaysian local newspapers in 2019* https://www.thestar.com.my/lifestyle/living/2019/07/16/plastic-waste-landfills Malaysia unfortunately is one of the "dumping grounds" from many countries around the world, and with the hype of "packaging", there are just overwhelming trash that lies around, exposed to nature like birds that scavenges such grounds for food.

Just like this, shown in the local newspaper in Malaysia. https://www.nst.com.my/opinion/letters/2018/12/437694/our-attitude-can-save-environment But we CAN do something about it.

I have started the "One Less Junk on Earth" hobby since 2019 and this is just one of them, by using as turning something as simple as a 3-in-1 packaging, where I managed to convince my elderly parents to join me this movement simply by just saving aside their used coffee mix, we can **turn it to something life sustaining**. And I hope, for those who read this introductory article to this new community, will be driven to turn something that could leave to the landfill and might even kill a wildlife along with its discard, into something that could just be useful and magnificent with your own creativity. The sky is the limit in your mind, if you don't have time, find out someone around you who has and who knows? You both can make a great team **bringing impact** for this suffocating planet we call home. Yours truly, Little New Things