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.

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?

21 Easy And Actionable Ways For You And Your Co-Workers To Make Your Office Eco-Friendly...

Picture your average office setting… It relies on electricity, and usually a lot of it. Paper is constantly being used in printers and notebooks. Many staff members are commuting by car, releasing harmful carbon dioxide into the atmosphere. Plenty of energy drinks, caffeinated sodas, and coffee cups are consumed and then discarded. When you think about it, it’s not the most environmentally friendly setting, is it? Maybe not, but it certainly can be! The good news is that there are plenty of ways to reduce your carbon footprint in the office. By making a few changes, you can really make a difference. Keep reading to learn 21 ways to make your office more eco-friendly.

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