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Every book, toy, piece of clothing, furniture item, or cookware shared through Looply -- and every item that finds a new home through a garage sale -- is one less thing heading to landfill, and one more person who got to use it.
Every item reused instead of replaced is one less thing manufactured, packaged, and shipped -- and one less thing sent to landfill.
The CO₂ figures are illustrative estimates — roughly 2.5kg per book, a per-category estimate for toys/clothing/furniture/cookware, and 4kg per garage-sale item — not a precise lifecycle assessment. They're here to give a sense of scale, not an exact scientific measurement.
Every hand-off is a real person on the other end -- a reader, a kid, a household getting something they need for free.
Anyone nearby can claim a book for free, regardless of what a library happens to have in stock.
A shared community shelf gives people a small, everyday reason to connect locally.
Councils and organisations get a visible sustainability initiative without staffing a manual process.
Contribute a book, or bring Looply to your council or organisation.