From recycling and making your own deodorant to buying second-hand furniture, Maïté Robert brings us a collection of humorous and thought-provoking vignettes about the many steps people can take in their day-to-day activities to live a more planet-friendly, environmentally-aware life... and about how easy it is to postpone such admirable resolutions. Told in the first-person and drawn from the author's personal victories and setbacks in her own efforts to go green.
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Robert Maïté
Robert Maïté was born in 1991 in the outskirts of Paris and grew up surrounded by Uncle Scrooge magazines and the fear of the hole in the ozone layer.
Passionate about drawing and stories, she studied animation at the Estienne and George Méliès schools, then started working in the industry before realizing that she would rather be a comic book artist.
She decided to drop everything and launch an Instagram account where she posts about her daily life with a self-mocking sense of humor.
In 2020, while going through a period of ecological introspection and very vaguely trying to quit fast food, "Mâtin, quel journal!" reached out with the offer of her own comic column. For a year, she recounted her various adventures and her journey as an eco-friendly beginner, which can now be found in the book "Procrastination écologique" ("Eco-Friendly Procrastination" in English, Europe Comics).
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