Will Sustainability Ever Rule the World?

The sustainability movement is one that is focused on changing the way we live so that we stop harming the environment. But will the movement take over the world at some point?

How Your Office Can Organize A Beach Cleanup

With a beach cleanup, your company can make oceans safer and more pleasant for people and for animals alike.

7 Disturbing Ways Plastic Bags Impact The Environment

From the regulation of the recycle symbol to the build up of plastic bags in our water supply - here’s 7 disturbing ways plastic bags impact the environment.

Million Plastic Bottles Per Minute – Scary Plastic Statistics

How much do you know about the plastic water bottle crisis?

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Plastic Free July: Stay Diligent, My Friends

We hope your Plastic-free July challenge is going well so far and we thank you for taking part in this great initiative! As it is now July 18th and our previous blog post gave tips on how to get started in the challenge; we thought we’d give you some advanced tips on how to continue the challenge and reduce even further the use of plastic!

Eco-Friendly, efficency, Environmental Issues, Humanitarian Efforts, Pollution, Social ImpactGinny SanbornJuly 22, 2019Comment

The Life Cycle Of Your To-Go Coffee Cup

Every morning millions of people get their coffee to go but they don't realize regular to-go cups of coffee be at hot or cold, prepared by a barista or pre-packaged and sold in a refrigerated unit, contribute heavily to the amount of plastic pollution we have in the oceans. Are you guilty of this?

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From Creation To Disposal- The Life Cycle Of Your Energy Drink

Single use energy drink cans and bottles are degrading the environment by filling up dump sites and making their way into our oceans. While companies have a responsibility to improve recyclability and decrease energy consumption during manufacturing, consumers have to take responsibility for the resources used and where those cans and bottles end up.

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The Rise Of The Energy Drink

Do you know how your energy drink came to be? How about the effects of an energy drink on the environment? Lastly, how do you combat the issues energy drinks cause?

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