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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HR: Is The Free Office Coffee Hurting Office Productivity

Without coffee how many of us would witness a decline in our productivity at the office? How many of us would witness a noticeable decline in our overall happiness? Coffee holds a great power over modern society, and especially, over the modern worker.

So, Is The Free Coffee At Work Resulting In More Efficient Workers - OR- Is It Hindering Workers Productivity?

Yes…and No…

The Best Thing That You Can Do For Your Health Is To Skip The Sugary, Highly Caffeinated Drinks...

Many of us regularly consume unhealthy drinks such as sodas, sugary coffees, and energy drinks at work. One of the biggest problems with consuming these drinks is all of the added sugar. Natural sugar found in foods such as fruit can be part of a balanced diet, but artificial sugars like those found in many sodas don’t do anything beneficial for your health. Sometimes sugar is listed plainly on the ingredients list, but a lot of times large amounts of sugar can be hiding in ingredients such as cane syrup, glucose, lactose, sucrose, or high fructose corn syrup.

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