Stacey Freeman
New member
Hello
I'm trying to complete some research for my dissertation.
I'm looking at ideas of green consumerism, more specifically i'm looking at green consumerism within the context of charity shops.
If in fact you do consider yourself to be a green consumer do you or would you consider using a charity shop as a site for green consumption?
Obviously the majority of products sold in charity shops are second-hand therefore would you consider the charity shop as 'greener' then say a mainstream retailer?
It would be really great to hear some of your opinions or thoughts on the questions i have raised.
Thanks
I'm trying to complete some research for my dissertation.
I'm looking at ideas of green consumerism, more specifically i'm looking at green consumerism within the context of charity shops.
If in fact you do consider yourself to be a green consumer do you or would you consider using a charity shop as a site for green consumption?
Obviously the majority of products sold in charity shops are second-hand therefore would you consider the charity shop as 'greener' then say a mainstream retailer?
It would be really great to hear some of your opinions or thoughts on the questions i have raised.
Thanks