Michael Coren

“Climate Coach” advice columnist for the Washington Post

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More people are preferring to buy secondhand goods — through Goodwill, online platforms, and more — because it’s cheaper and better for the environment.

Buy everything used: Gen Z helps make recommerce mainstream

More people are preferring to buy secondhand goods — through Goodwill, online platforms, and more — because it’s cheaper and better for the environment.

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