Restaurants Need to Switch to Eco-Friendly Packaging

Restaurants are producing a lot of packaging waste, but some, like Burger King, are trying more eco-friendly packaging options.
Pandemic Led to ‘Complete Breakdown’ of Procurement Process in South Africa

Many public officials in South Africa abandoned procurement procedures amid the pandemic. Learn the details here.
More Plant-Based Options at Fast Food Places

Back in the day, eating vegan or vegetarian at a quick service restaurant was just going for the salad bar. In recent years, technological advances and research have lead to the rise of plant-based proteins made from cells, beans, tofu, and more. Beyond meat and Impossible burgers are becoming staple items. Fast food chains are […]
How America Can Lead the Electric Vehicle (EV) Revolution

If the US wants to encourage mass adoption of electric vehicles (EVs), it must put forth policies to incentivize EV drivers.
Environmental Groups Applaud Loblaw’s Commitment to Phase Out Receipts with Phenol

Loblaw announced plans to phase out receipts with a toxic chemical, called phenol. This chemical is linked to hormonal disruptions.
Starbucks’ New Sustainably Constructed Store in Canada

Starbucks, working with Nexii, is opening a sustainably constructed store in Canada. Learn how it was built with near-zero construction waste.
New Jersey Might Join California Ban of Gasoline New-Car Sales by 2035

NJ might follow California’s car order to ban sales of new gasoline vehicles. The state aims to have 6 million electric cars by 2050.
NASA’s Perseverance Rover Mission to Mars

Learn about NASA’s 2020 mission to find life on Mars with the Perseverance rover and an autonomous helicopter.
Vertical Farms Coming to Your Grocery Store and Kitchen

Discover how vertical farms for grocery stores and your home, like the Plantcube, are bringing fresher produce to you.
IKEA’s Plan to be Climate Positive by 2030
IKEA plans to become climate positive by 2030 through their buy-back program, reusing materials, and other initiatives. Learn more.