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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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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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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