Jennifer Kodros is a journalist for The Cool Down, covering a wide range of topics including sustainable living, DIY projects, environmental conservation, and heartwarming stories. With a passion for sharing innovative ideas and practical tips, Jennifer aims to inspire readers to make positive changes in their lives and contribute to a more sustainable future.
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By: Jennifer Kodros
Between composting, recycling, donating, and selling, there's usually always another option. by Jennifer Kodros
By: Jennifer Kodros
"This is what a circular economy could look like." by Jennifer Kodros Uber Eats has initiated a new recycling program, and one TikToker has all the details.
By: Jennifer Kodros
"They are awesome to watch bloom in the evening." by Jennifer Kodros
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Knowing what to recycle and how is more important than you think. by Jennifer Kodros
![Passerby in awe after coming across eye-catching meadow full of fall-favorite plant: 'I just planted a lot of [it] in my garden'](https://www.thecooldown.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/11/little-bluestemimage-recOGZL8pAfGpYqvO.jpg)
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"They come alive in the fall when other stuff is about done." by Jennifer Kodros They say it's good to stop and smell the roses.
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"Wait, we can have nice things?" by Jennifer Kodros Seattle got a makeover, and it does not disappoint.
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A Georgia renter went to r/legaladvice after being threatened with eviction over weeds in the yard.
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It's the gift that keeps on giving. by Jennifer Kodros Someone once said the best things in life are free.
By: Jennifer Kodros
An Instagram gardening influencer, Joseph Clark, showed how to effectively ripen produce at home using a single banana.
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"The same reason EV drivers are harassed on the roads." by Jennifer Kodros
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