Samuel Gutierrez+FollowWhy Big Ships Are Banned Near Tauranga NowHeads up if you’re into shipping or coastal life: New Zealand just put the brakes on big ships trying to sneak through a risky shortcut near Tauranga. After a major oil spill wrecked the area in 2011, officials are now blocking large vessels from the same dangerous route to protect local beaches, wildlife, and fishing. It’s a reminder that sometimes, the long way is the safer (and smarter) way—especially when your shortcut could cost millions in cleanup and lost business. #Business #ShippingNews #EcoLife00Share
awaters+FollowEnergy Giant Admits to 'Greenwashing' OopsSpotted: One of Australia’s biggest power companies just admitted they weren’t totally honest about their eco-friendly claims. Over 400,000 customers thought their energy use was climate-neutral thanks to a 'Go Neutral' program, but turns out, those carbon offsets weren’t the magic fix they promised. This is a wake-up call: don’t just trust the green label—dig a little deeper before paying extra for planet-friendly perks. Honesty from big brands is finally trending! #Greenwashing #MoneyHacks #EcoLife #Business10Share
Alexandria Simmons+FollowDurian Drama: Where Did All the Trees Go?Imagine waking up to find your favorite fruit missing from the market—durian lovers in Malaysia are living that nightmare! Over 1,000 prized durian trees were chopped down, leaving farmers fuming and sparking a corruption probe. This isn’t just about losing a snack; it’s a blow to local jobs, food prices, and even the environment. Pro tip: if you want to help pollinators and the planet, plant native fruit trees in your backyard! #DurianDrama #FoodSecurity #EcoLife #Business10Share
awaters+FollowWhy Your Coffee Might Cost More SoonDid you know the Amazon is burning faster than ever, and it’s not just farmers with chainsaws? Wildfires, supercharged by climate change, are now the main culprit. That means less rainforest, more carbon in the air, and a real threat to your morning coffee (and chocolate, and air quality). The bright spot? Countries like Indonesia are proving that strong community action and smart rules can actually turn things around. Maybe it’s time to support brands that care about forests! #RainforestCrisis #ClimateAction #EcoLife #Business10Share
