Top 10 Beach Pollution Culprits A never-ending sea of plastic is destroying the planet. Beach pollution, made up of a variety of plastic waste, is not only ruining the natural beauty of the coastline but is also putting sea life at risk. As humans, we have a responsibility to protect the planet and all its […]
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Today, one of the biggest topics of conversation for business owners and entrepreneurs is about how to make their restaurant, bar, club, catering company, food truck, or pop-up environmentally friendly. We compiled 20 eco-trending solutions for every food-orientated business you may run, some at no cost or with limited upkeep needed. Try a few, implement them all, mix and match — the possibilities for environmental sustainability are endless!
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Since 1950, it is estimated that around 8.8 billion tons of plastic have been produced worldwide. This number might not seem significant, but in reality that is equivalent to the weight of over 800,000 Eiffel Towers. For more mind blowing facts about pollution, click to learn more!
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Have you ever thrown a plastic food container in the recycling bin, feeling great that you just gave that plastic a future life as a water bottle, or medical device, or children’s toy? The truth is, most recyclable materials don’t even make it to the recycling center. Only 9% of plastic actually makes it full
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“If plastic had been invented when the Pilgrims sailed from Plymouth, England, to North America—and the Mayflower had been stocked with bottled water and plastic-wrapped snacks—their plastic trash would likely still be around, four centuries later.” – Laura Parker, National Geographic This is an incredible read from National Geographic that really puts the plastic pollution
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