Paper and Plastic Cups: Are They Equally Bad for the Environment?
The world uses a ton of disposable coffee paper cups each year, and hardly any of them get recycled. You’d think it’s a positive move that big coffee chains areContinue Reading
The world uses a ton of disposable coffee paper cups each year, and hardly any of them get recycled. You’d think it’s a positive move that big coffee chains areContinue Reading
An Open Letter has been sent from Olympic Athletes to Business Leaders and Major Sports Sponsors in the Beverage Sector namely Coca-Cola and PepsiCo, urging them to use more reusable packagingContinue Reading
If you rely on multiple cups of coffee to get through the day, you may be contributing to the massive amount of waste generated by disposable Styrofoam cups. It isContinue Reading
Recycling plastic is a real bummer. Apparently, only 15% of plastic waste gets recycled globally, and even then, almost half of that just gets thrown away. So basically, only 9%Continue Reading
Bisphenol A, or BPA, is a common component of resins and certain plastics. It’s what’s known as an endocrine disruptor. These substances can behave like hormones or disturb normal hormoneContinue Reading
Some single-use or disposable plastic goods have been outlawed in India as part of the Center’s strategy to phase out the omnipresent substance in the country of almost 1.4 billionContinue Reading
Plastic recycling is becoming a challenge, especially number 5 plastics. The recycling symbol on the bottom of a plastic product does not necessarily indicate that the item can be recycled.Continue Reading
It is possible to go “plastic free,” the coastal town of Penzance, in England is showing us how to do that. Jubilee Pool Café, is a ”single use plastic freeContinue Reading
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