@retech
I mean this in the least condescending way as possible. It is very important to try to understand something, in this case a particular article, before making a judgment about it. If you had read the article you'd have seen:
The Krautwaschl-Rabensteiners soon realized they couldn’t really live a life completely without plastic, because even the stuff made of metal and glass often has a bit of plastic in it, but they just learned to limit their use of the petroleum-made material to a minimum. They still use electronics and necessities like bike helmets, but share a car with another family, and try to buy second-hand products whenever they need something made with plastic.
“People who are as prosperous as we are can afford to think about these things, and often they can make a change,” Sandra Krautwaschl concludes. She and her family managed to reduce their plastic consumption to “almost nothing”. proving it can indeed be done.

Hey I've been there! The whole park is beautiful.

Galaxy, please?

I found this video oddly soothing.

This broke my heart.

I have never been more touched, amused, and disturbed in my life.

I saw this on CBC years ago and have been thinking about it ever since. I'm sooo happy you found it.

Hey Alex,
Congrats on your awesome achievement. I've been lurking for about 2 years, I found Neatorama through YBNBY, but now I bypass it and come straight here. All my friends think I'm a surfing genius when I send them links, little do they know its all you and neatorama.
I am from Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada. 24 yr old History/Indian Art student. And a big big fan.

Yeah because the only reason a woman should be on the net is if she's hot and showing her tits.

Don't mean to be rude, it's just that I'm just sick and tired of sexism