The City of Sydney took the time this week to wish residents a ‘zero-waste’ Christmas. ‘If you celebrate Christmas’ they began, to make sure that nobody was offended, then offered ‘a zero or low waste guide to all your Christmas consumables’. They advise wrapping up presents in fabric. It’s apparently a Japanese tradition which sounds like cultural appropriation so perhaps shouldn’t be tried in the presence of the politically correct.
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