Vanessa Brown+FollowCoke’s New Can Hack: Less Waste, More Coffee?Coca-Cola just teamed up with a Japanese company to make their Georgia coffee cans lighter and stronger—think: same coffee kick, less metal waste. Why does this matter? If Coke can use less aluminum, they might not have to switch to more plastic bottles (which are way worse for the planet). So next time you grab a canned coffee, you might be helping cut down on trash—without even trying! #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #SustainableLiving30Share
Mary Williams+FollowAds on Bananas? Seriously?!You won’t believe where ads are popping up now—on bananas! Someone spotted a banana at the grocery store with a sticker not just for the brand, but also promoting the new Pixar movie 'Inside Out 2.' It’s wild how ads are everywhere, even on our fruit. People are calling it out online, saying it’s just too much. With all this ad overload, no wonder we’re buying more than we need and wasting so much. Would you be cool with movie promos on your produce? #Food #AdOverload #SustainableLiving01Share
meadowsmary+FollowReusable Bags: The Real MVPs?Turns out, those reusable grocery bags aren’t just good for the planet—they actually save you money over time! A new study found that even compostable and paper bags can be worse for the environment than plastic. The real villain? All single-use stuff, not just plastic. Researchers say ditching single-use products for reusables is the way to go. Use a reusable bag just a few times and you’re already winning for your wallet and the earth. Who knew saving the planet could be a budget hack? #Safety #SustainableLiving #EcoFriendly20Share
Tristan Richards+FollowIs Your Plastic Going Green or Just Greenwashed?Did you know some big brands are swapping a bit of their usual oil for recycled food and wood waste to make plastic? Braskem, a major plastic maker, is testing out these 'bio-circular' materials, which sounds eco-friendly. But heads up: the final product is still regular plastic, just with a splash of recycled stuff. It’s a baby step, not a full-on eco-makeover. Still, it shows companies listen when we ask for greener options—so keep speaking up! #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #SustainableLiving20Share
Robert Daniels+FollowTic Tac’s Plastic Overload Has People FumingEver seen a giant Tic Tac box filled with 60 tiny plastic Tic Tac boxes? One shopper did and Reddit went wild. People are calling out Ferrero for the ridiculous amount of plastic—especially since regular Tic Tac packs are already tiny! Sure, the minis are cute, but is all that plastic worth it? With most plastics ending up in landfills, it’s got folks rethinking their snack habits. Would you buy these or is it a hard pass? #Food #PlasticWaste #SustainableLiving40Share
Henry Thomas+FollowTiny Home Queen or Just Lucky? 🏡Elsie’s tiny home tour is sparking major debate—some fans are obsessed with her 'grown-up camp' lifestyle, but others say it’s only possible because she’s semi-retired and living in a special community. Is this the dream, or just a privilege not everyone can access? People are split: is tiny living really for everyone, or just a social media fantasy? #TinyHomeDebate #SustainableLiving #RetirementGoals #Entertainment #TVSeries10Share
Vanessa Brown+FollowWould You Swap Plastic for Aluminum Soap?Heads up, Target shoppers! Clean Cult just dropped sleek, refillable aluminum bottles for all your cleaning needs—think hand soap, dish soap, and more, in fresh scents. Why the switch? Their old glass bottles were a hassle, so now you get prefilled, sturdy bottles that cut plastic waste by 90%. Less plastic in your home, less guilt, and they look good on your counter. Would you make the swap for $4.99? #SustainableLiving #TargetFinds #EcoFriendly #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup00Share
phillipsbrian+FollowVintage Sink Thrift Find GoalsImagine scoring a mint-green, shell-shaped vintage bathroom sink for just $80 at a thrift store! That’s exactly what one lucky homeowner did, and the internet is obsessed. Not only did they save big, but they also gave their bathroom a totally unique, retro vibe. Thrifting isn’t just about saving cash—it’s about finding those one-of-a-kind gems and helping the planet by keeping cool stuff out of landfills. Would you have grabbed this dreamy sink? #ThriftFinds #VintageVibes #SustainableLiving #Home00Share
Megan Garcia+FollowTarget’s Fancy Packaging, Meh Products?Ever bought something at Target that looked super chic on the outside but felt cheap once you opened it? You’re not alone! Shoppers are noticing that Target’s products often come in stylish, sturdy packaging, but the actual items inside don’t always live up to the hype. The catch? All that pretty packaging adds to plastic waste and, over time, costs you more since you might need to replace stuff sooner. Next time, peek past the packaging and check what you’re really getting! #TargetFinds #SustainableLiving #ShopSmart #Business #LocalBusiness30Share
peterfoster+FollowHow Hot Rocks Could Power 420,000 HomesDid you know Indonesia’s about to double its clean energy game? Fuji Electric is helping build a massive geothermal plant that’ll tap into underground heat—enough to power nearly half a million homes! This means less coal, more planet-friendly electricity, and a big step toward ditching fossil fuels. It’s like swapping out your old gas stove for an eco-friendly upgrade, but on a country-wide scale. Renewable energy is heating up, literally! #GeothermalEnergy #CleanPower #SustainableLiving #Business #Industry20Share
