Five books you must read on zero Waste and Sustainable Living
                     Five books you 
must read on 
zero Waste and 
Sustainable 
Living
Although it does not happen immediately to 
analyse all the waste in your life and change 
your habits, more and more individuals are 
starting to see the benefits of taking on this 
mission. Living a zero-waste (or low-waste) 
lifestyle can also lead to a more affordable, 
pleasant, and connected life, in addition to 
lightening the environmental footprint. 
HERE ARE SOME 
BOOKS 
DISCUSSED IN 
FURTHER SLIDES
Zero Waste Home
Bea and her family have been living a zero-waste life since 2008, 
widely recognised as the movement’s founder who coined the 
word "zero waste living." The purpose of her book is to help you 
do the same. Bea and her family's storey, keys to minimising 
waste in your house, critical how-to's, and other perspectives from 
her own experience are shared by Zero Waste House.
101 Ways to Go Zero Waste
Kathryn is the founder of Going Zero Waste, a blog with lots of 
positivity and affection that promotes zero-waste living. And as a 
realistic guide for eliminating waste in one area of your life at a 
time, her latest book splits zero waste living down into 101 simple, 
simple measures. This book is great for you if you're just beginning 
to reduce your waste, as it provides you with easy switches, DIY 
recipes, and words of wisdom to remind you that living with zero 
waste is not about perfection, but about making better decisions.
Zero Waste: Simple Life Hacks 
to Drastically Reduce Your Trash
Shia Su is a vegan, zero-waste geek who is self-professed and a tiny 
house living enthusiast. Her book demystifies zero-waste living and 
breaks down how she fits into a small mason jar with a year's worth of 
garbage, and she dives further by addressing the global litter crisis and 
other garbage problems, asking readers to do something about it.
Sustainable Home
The book by Christine Liu is a fashionable and easy guide to living 
a greener lifestyle. In Sustainable House, with 18 step-by - step 
projects to reduce your carbon footprint and waste, she takes you 
through the kitchen, dining room, bedroom, and bathroom. 
Christine offers a realistic and inspiring map of living a low-impact 
life based on her personal and professional experience.
How to Give Up Plastic: A Guide to 
Saving the World, One Plastic Bottle 
at a Time
Will McCallum is an activist committed to protecting the 
oceans and biodiversity by living a zero-waste lifestyle that is 
environmentally sustainable. His book provides hard-hitting 
evidence on the effect of plastic waste on the waters of the 
planet and encourages. 
SO LET’S TAKE A STEP 
TOWARDS TO READ 
BOOKS THAT IS ON 
WASTE AND 
SUSTAINABLE LIVING