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tobacco, gambling, products  involving animal  cruelty and industries that heavily pollute  the
               environment. The two ethical super funds in Australia that do this are Future Super (based in Canberra)
               and Australian Ethical Super. With each fund it takes less than 3 minutes to switch online - using the
               links above.
            •  Both funds have slightly higher than average fees but have been performing better than average in terms
               of returns for the past several years. 21

            •  For a full list of ethical super funds, check out superswitch.org.au





            Switch your bank account to go
            fossil fuel free





            The following banks have committed to never invest in new fossil fuel projects:  Bendigo Bank,  Bank of
            Australia, Beyond Bank and act. For a full list of climate-friendly banks, check out Market Forces site here.






            Tier 3: Ain’t No Mountain High Enough (Challenge level)




            Do the  Zero Waste challenge






            For one week try to create zero waste, by only buying unpackaged  items. Here’s a useful resource on getting
            started with the 1 week zero waste challenge.





            Buy Nothing New Consumption
            Challenge





            For one week or  more, buy nothing new, apart from essentials like food, hygiene products and medicines.
            Find out more about the buy nothing new one month challenge here.





            Shopping-trolley or plastic bag
            You can learn about the gift economy and the zero-waste lifestyle by watching the following videos:
              •  3-minute video explaining gift economies: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6S1egXWYwXo

              •   15-minute video explaining the zero waste lifestyle from Lauren Singer a US sustainability advocate:
                  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pF72px2R3Hg

              •   ABC Series, The War on Waste, exploring Australia’s waste culture and how to change it.



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