The 9 Greenest Cities in the World
The need to fight climate change has inspired cities all over the world to take action by cutting their emissions, reducing their waste, and using green energy.
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What Are The Alternatives to Single-Use Plastic?
Globally, we produce more than 380 million tons of plastic every year, and some reports indicate that up to 50% of that is for single-use purposes – meaning it’s only used once before...
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The Green Claims Code Explained
In 2020, the UK’s Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) found that 40% of websites around the world made misleading green claims.
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Avoid Microplastics by Ditching These 7 Everyday Products
In early 2024, scientists discovered an average of 240,000 pieces of tiny plastic in each liter of bottled water.
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The Best Sustainable Summer Brands to Watch Out For in 2024
According to a WWF report, plastic waste entering the Mediterranean Sea surges by roughly 40% each summer. This shocking increase is attributed to a wave of tourists that head to the beach...
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CleanHub Becomes the First Plastic Credit System Verified by TÜV SÜD
Plastic credits are a relatively new concept to many people, but they're an important tool to prevent global plastic pollution.
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What Happens to the Plastic Waste CleanHub Collects?
At CleanHub, it’s our mission to make sure no plastic ends up in our oceans.
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A Guide To Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) in the US
The United States generated around 40 million tons of plastic waste in 2021, but just 5% of that was recycled (Beyond Plastics, 2021).
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Top 9 Sustainability Tips for Businesses
Sustainable businesses can attract loyal customers and driven employees, and boost their brand image while helping protect the future of our planet.
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How To Reduce Your Business’s Plastic Footprint
According to the United Nations (UN), plastic pollution could triple by 2060 if we don’t do something about it. This isn’t just a warning — it's a call to action.
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