Buying better, more durable things that won't break after a year or two is one way to spend more money for less environmental impact. Tho the maths on that is k

Buying better, more durable things that won't break after a year or two is one way to spend more money for less environmental impact. Tho the maths on that is kinda iffy, as it is hard to tell how much of the "more expensive" is "longer, harder production process that generates more emissions" and how much is "we put actual good engineering into it".