16Aug

“The next eco-friendly trend: Edible cups, spoons and straws”

Avoid plastic and paper utensil waste by opting instead for edible spoons and sporks from @ecoincredible.

11Aug

“Why wind turbines are not as green as you think”

Since 2020, @Veolia has recycled @GErenewable‘s wind turbine blades into raw material for use in making cement.

11Aug

@dasaniwater’s switch to 100% recycled plastic bottles in North America this year is projected to save 20 million pounds of virgin plastic.

11Aug

Buying soap bars packaged in paper—with a recycling rate of 68%—is preferable to liquid soap in #2 plastic, which has a 29% recycling rate.

09Aug

@NREL estimates that it costs approximately $20 to $30 to recycle a solar panel versus $1 to $2 to send it to a landfill.

09Aug

Once fiber-to-fiber recycling technologies mature, @McKinsey says 70% of all textile waste could be recycled to create new clothes.

09Aug

When recycling food cans, be sure to recycle the lid also, by rinsing it and placing it inside the can before putting it in the recycle bin.

04Aug

@IEA projects that EV battery demand will grow 17-fold between 2019 and 2030. Will the subsequent end-of-life waste generated be recycled?

04Aug

@Novelis will use @sorteraalloys’ advanced sorting technology to recycle higher amounts of post-production and post-consumer auto scrap.

04Aug

According to @ionslr, 18 billion pounds of plastic waste enters the ocean annually; do your part by opting for reusable grocery bags.

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