How Book Lovers Can Reduce Waste
Support your bookworm habit while reducing your carbon footprint by being smart about how you get books, and what you do with them when you’re done. For many people there is no comparison of holding a good book in your hand versus reading from an e-book. This typically leads to shelves collecting with books. And,…Read More…
Are Compostable Pet Waste Bags Better?
Much attention has been placed on the ill-effects of plastic shopping bags and how consumers can make changes for the better. With all of the recommendations to replace plastic shopping bags with reusable bags, it’s easy to forget about another kind of bag: ones used for pet poop scooping. Although pet clean-up isn’t on everyone’s…Read More…
How to Buy in Bulk to Reduce Waste
The goods we purchase commonly come packaged in plastic and other non-recyclable materials. An easy way to make a dent in that plastic waste is to buy in bulk. Other benefits include less trips to the grocery store and overall cost savings. How to get started with buying in bulk Buying in bulk, whether it…Read More…
Tips for Making Your Office Zero Waste
Working towards a zero-waste future may be your goal, and while it sounds ambitious, there are small changes you can make to your daily habits to get you well on the way to designing out waste. Here, we’ve compiled five measures anyone can take in their office (or at-home office!) to start, or continue on,…Read More…
Using Reusable Packaging to Reduce Waste
The little bit of trash generated from each leftover meal or packed meal is easy to ignore, unless you can recall these reasons to limit your waste. When you’re packing lunches or on-the-go snacks, wrapping up leftovers, transporting food for a picnic or a camping trip, it’s tempting to use individually packaged foods, plastic wrap,…Read More…