Half-Marathon Ditches Plastic Water Bottles in Favor of Edible Water Pouches
Runners can either puncture the blobs and drink the water inside, or they can simply consume the entire thing.
Runners can either puncture the blobs and drink the water inside, or they can simply consume the entire thing.
The initiative is projected to save hundreds of tons of plastic waste from ending up in landfills every year.
Because the plastics don't need to be cleaned, the process would be cheaper than recycling, too.
The initiative is expected to save 6 billion plastic bags from the landfill every year.
The United Nations has pledged to implement a global strategy to prevent fishing gear abandonment.
The aggressive ban is set to go into effect in January 2019.
The kicks aren't just good for the environment, either – they're apparently much healthier for your feet than standard shoe designs.
Starbucks gives away over 1 billion straws with their iced drinks every year – but not anymore, thanks to their latest environmental initiative.
Shelby O'Neil may only be 17 years old, but she is using her voice to save billions of pounds of plastic from landfills every year.
Disney is the latest to ditch single-use straws—and it reports achieving a lot more in the past year to reach a goal of zero waste and net zero emissions.
Not a lot of this type of plastic is actually recycled – but a 23-year-old college student has found a simple way to turn it all into essential liquid.
The fishermen were inspired to take action when they realized their "Mother Sea" was sick with ocean pollution.
The company's 363 stores are ditching every kind of single-use plastic, from garbage bags to straws and drink stirrers.
Scientists have found a way to make 100% recyclable plastic that can be broken down from the inside out and reused over and over and over again.
The beloved Irish beer brand will soon be eliminating all single-use plastic packaging from its beer packs in favor of biodegradable alternatives.
Rather than handing out water bottles, a UK marathon handed out these cheap little pouches that are biodegradable and totally edible.
A new conservational campaign in the city of Atlanta could result in hundreds of high school graduates walking across the stage in recycled caps and gowns.
When a little boy discovered he could only get a plastic straw at the LL Bean store, he wrote the CEO a letter and changed company policy.
Rather than using wasteful single-use plastic, this supermarket branch has started packaging up their produce with handsome banana leaves.
In addition to dumping plastic bags and signing a UN treaty to cut emissions, Adidas will now be using recycled materials for even more of their products.
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