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Have you ever wondered, is buying things online more sustainable than buying things in person,

or is shopping in person more sustainable than shopping online?

That's the question we're going to be answering today in this mini-bloom Tuesday episode,

featuring our special guest who specifically did some research on this topic for an article,

which is why I really wanted her to share her findings with us.

Before we do that, I wanted to tell you that we're going to be

giving away three gift cards for November's giveaway. They were generously offered by our partner,

Brightly, which is an online one-stop shop connecting you to sustainability-driven products

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