How Does Black Friday Impact the Environment?
Black Friday is one of the year’s busiest shopping periods, with US consumers spending roughly $9.8 billion on lucrative deals during the discount-filled weekend in 2022.
Top 21 Facts About Plastic Pollution
Our planet faces one of its biggest challenges in 2024: plastic pollution. The material has undeniably transformed human life, making things convenient for sectors like medicine and retail....
Top 11 Sustainable Clothing Brands to Watch Out For in 2025
Up to 100 billion clothing items are produced annually worldwide (The Roundup, 2023), which is alarmingly disproportionate for 8 billion people. Most of these clothes will eventually find...
How Does Plastic Affect Human Health?
In 2020, a study found microplastic particles in the placentas of unborn babies for the very first time. Researchers said it was a “matter of great concern” that humans are exposed to...
The Environmental Impact of Returning Online Products
Buying products online is easy and convenient, resulting in a booming culture of click-and-collect and next-day deliveries. This has also led to the normalization of online returns — a...
The Environmental Impact of the Food Industry
The food industry places a lot of strain on the environment through agriculture, manufacturing, packaging, and waste.
How Much Plastic is in the Ocean in 2024?
For every person on the planet, there are 21,000 pieces of plastic floating in the ocean (Washington Post, 2023). This is just one of countless alarming figures that have emerged about the...
The Complete Guide to Plastic Credits
As businesses start paying more attention to their environmental, sustainability, and governance (ESG) goals, plastic credits have grown in popularity.
Top 7 Solutions to Plastic Pollution: What's the Latest Tech?
The negative fallout of plastic pollution has led to a wave of innovation in everything from plastic recycling to waste collection systems.
Different Types of Waste Management
As the world population grows, so does the amount of waste we produce. The World Bank predicts that, unless we act now, the annual global waste output will increase by 70% by 2050.
