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@Adidas pledge to only use recycled plastics by 2024!! (LINK IN BIO) // Via @Engadget
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Now if they could just rid of all that plastic cutlery.... 😬💯. LINK IN BIO // @thebiogonation
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Hey @krogerco and @Publix are these not some pretty scary stats? What's it going to take to speed up the process here? Sea creatures are affected by this! Photo by: eandt.theiet.org
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😱🤣💨 // @wildanimalia
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Senate Bill 54 (Allen), known as the California Circular Economy and Plastic Pollution Reduction Act, attacks the trash crisis at both ends -- both before a product is ever created or purchased, and after a single-use item is ready for disposal. The measure helps businesses transition from single-use plastic containers to reusable or compostable packaging with reasonable timelines. The measure also calls for incentives for in-state manufacturing using recycled materials. Together, these requirements will cut back on the amount and type of trash going into landfills and litter in neighborhoods, waterways, and the ocean, which will reduce costs to taxpayers for disposal and clean-up. HOORAHH!! // @plasticpollutes
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Tag a cranky person. // @wildtakes
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Happy #WorldRainForestDay! Did you know we depend on the Amazon rainforest alone for 20% of the oxygen we breathe & freshwater we drink? They absorb our carbon dioxide, stabilize climate patterns, & are home to half the world’s plant and animal species. Important right? It's prevalent to understand that every minute, we lose 40 football fields of rainforests... and deforestation causes 15% of global carbon dioxide emissions that accelerate climate change... Today we celebrate and encourage the action to preserve it! Head to worldrainforest.com and do your part by donating to partner NGOs. Your dollar makes a difference!
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What if the headlines were switched out with the actual IMPORTANT stuff but kept the pictures? Link to actual article in bio. // 📸: @Kiss925
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Each year, an estimated 18 billion pounds of plastic waste enters the world's oceans from coastal regions. That's equal to five grocery bags of plastic trash per every foot of coastline on the planet. Plastic doesn't disappear! #funfactfriday
