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LOOP or Light? New Plastics Initiatives

LOOP or Light? New Plastics Initiatives

Large corporations, small businesses, municipalities, and American families are looking for ways to reduce plastics waste, specifically product packaging, which accounts for 36% of plastics that end in landfills. Even with recycling initiatives, awareness, and new programs, 90.

The London Marathon is Winning the Sustainability Race

The London Marathon is Winning the Sustainability Race

With thousands of runners in need of hydration during their 26.2-mile race, water bottles are handed out along the route to be consumed and tossed away as they are finished.

How Apeel’s Food Coating Is Saving Produce

How Apeel’s Food Coating Is Saving Produce

Avocados seem to be having a moment in the sun. Approvingly or mockingly, avocado toast has established itself as the favorite food of millennials.

Could Common Food Waste Help End Single-Use Plastic?

Could Common Food Waste Help End Single-Use Plastic?

If you've watched the news at all in the past year or so, then you've likely noticed the crackdowns on single-use plastic going on all around the world. From shopping bags to cutlery, to straws, it seems like disposables are becoming a thing of the past.

Top 5 Green Initiatives May 2019

Top 5 Green Initiatives May 2019

The potential for sustainability is nearly limitless and is a great investment into the future for generations. Many corporations, colleges and cities, and more have been moving toward this goal for years.

Sunbrella Shows Us All How Recycling Should Be Done

Sunbrella Shows Us All How Recycling Should Be Done

When people think of major sources of waste, we tend to think of disposable plastics, or of the sheer amount of paper products we go through daily. One thing that isn't on the radar for a lot of us is fabric, but there is a frankly absurd amount of it out there! Our clothes, the upholstery in our cars and on our furniture, our household goods, all of it is fabric.

Four Environmentally-Friendly Ways to Promote Team Building

Four Environmentally-Friendly Ways to Promote Team Building

Is your team in a slump? Try these four effective green strategies to boost morale, promote team building, and do something good for the environment! 1. Local Park Cleanup Spend an afternoon away from your computers and in the fresh air by organizing a trash pickup at your closest park or lake shore.

5 Ways To Encourage Your Employees To Recycle

5 Ways To Encourage Your Employees To Recycle

If you're a business owner or manager, you may feel somewhat responsible for how your employees behave, especially at work. Encouraging them to recycle can be a great way to show the community that your business cares.

How Can Rideshare Drivers Help Neighborhoods Break Up With Plastic?

How Can Rideshare Drivers Help Neighborhoods Break Up With Plastic?

Recently, we discussed how to break up with plastic in general. But what if you're not involved in industrial packaging directly? There are a plethora of ways to approach the issue.

Are Reusable Straws Becoming More Popular as Single-Use Plastics Are Banned?

Are Reusable Straws Becoming More Popular as Single-Use Plastics Are Banned?

If you've been paying attention to the news at all, you've likely heard about how more and more restaurants are either cutting back (or entirely banning) single-use plastic straws. While some have hailed this as a great step in the right direction to cut out tons of plastic that would make its way into landfills and the ocean, others have pushed back against the initiative because it hurts people who need the use of straws (children, older people, those with disabilities, etc.