Zachary Gutierrez+FollowTomatoes + Solar Panels = Genius Greenhouse HackScientists just pulled off a wild tomato-growing trick: they filtered sunlight so only the good rays hit the plants, and used the rest to make solar power. The result? Tomatoes grew bigger and faster than with regular sunlight! Imagine greenhouses that grow food AND generate electricity—using the same land for both. This could totally change farming and help save space for nature. Would you try growing your own if it was this easy? #Science #innovation #sustainability10Share
gordonangela+FollowMars Candy’s $250M Bet: Greener Sweets Ahead?Here’s a sweet twist: Mars, the company behind M&M’s and Snickers, is dropping $250 million to make your favorite treats more eco-friendly. They’re investing in climate-smart farming and greener packaging, hoping to shrink their pollution while still growing profits. For us, that could mean guilt-free snacking with less plastic and more planet-friendly ingredients. Watch this space—your next candy bar might just help save the planet! #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #Sustainability00Share
bradfordbonnie+FollowCould This Oat Milk Carton Hack Change Coffee Shops?Just spotted a next-level sustainability move at my local coffee cart: the barista turned an empty oat milk carton into a drink carrier. It’s a simple, clever way to cut down on waste and costs—plus, it’s already catching on globally. But here’s the real debate: Would you trade convenience for eco-friendly hacks like this, or do you think shops should stick to traditional holders? Let’s talk real-world impact and what would actually motivate you to recycle more tech and daily items. #Tech #sustainability #techforgood00Share
Tristan Richards+FollowCoke Bottler Goes Green—Will Prices Drop?Here’s some good news for your wallet and the planet: Coca-Cola’s biggest bottler in India is now running on biofuels and solar power. That means fewer emissions and a smaller carbon footprint with every bottle. Why should you care? Because when big companies go green, it can help keep food prices from skyrocketing due to climate change—think cheaper onions and tomatoes at your local store. Let’s hope more brands follow suit! #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #Sustainability7219Share
Leah Pierce+FollowThe Dirty Secrets Behind Your EVThought your electric car was saving the planet? Think again. From the massive environmental cost of mining for batteries to the not-so-green electricity powering your ride, EVs have a hidden dark side. Battery disposal is a nightmare, and the mining process can wreck ecosystems and even involve child labor. The truth: going electric isn’t as guilt-free as it seems. Would you still make the switch if you knew the full story? #Cars #ElectricVehicles #Sustainability32Share
Julie Padilla+FollowHouston’s clothing swap makes back-to-school easyHouston families are getting a smart, sustainable way to gear up for the school year—thanks to the Children’s Clothing Swap at 2000 Edwards St. For just $10 per adult, you can bring in outgrown kids’ clothes and swap for as many gently used items as you need. Kids 12 and under get in free! It’s not just about saving money—this event keeps tons of clothing out of landfills and builds real community connections. What do you think: would you try a clothing swap for your family? #News #Houston #Sustainability00Share
Stephanie Edwards+FollowDryer Hack: Extend Your Appliance’s LifespanEver wondered if your dryer could last longer? Here’s a pro tip making waves: cleaning your lint trap with a scrub brush, not just your hands, can seriously boost energy efficiency and keep your machine running for years. It’s a small step, but imagine the impact if every household adopted this. Are you already doing this, or is it news to you? Let’s talk about how tiny tweaks can drive big change in home tech sustainability. #Tech #HomeTech #Sustainability30Share
Ryan Horne+FollowBuffalo Trace turns whiskey waste into goldBuffalo Trace is shaking up Kentucky’s bourbon scene—not just with its legendary whiskeys, but by tackling a massive waste problem head-on. Instead of letting tons of leftover stillage pile up, the distillery is teaming up with Meridian Biotech to turn this byproduct into high-protein ingredients for pet food, fish farms, and even fertilizers. This new $40 million facility in Franklin County means less waste, more local jobs, and a big step toward greener bourbon. It’s a smart move that could inspire other distilleries and breweries to rethink what they throw away. What do you think—should more industries turn their waste into something useful? #Food #BourbonInnovation #Sustainability11Share
Nicholas Lyons+FollowWould You Take a 4-Minute Shower Challenge?This hotel in Barcelona just made saving water a game! They put a cute hourglass in the shower and dared guests to finish up in 4 minutes or less. Even people who don’t usually care about sustainability (like one guest’s husband) got into it—apparently, the old-school hourglass made it fun. The internet’s now debating if these little challenges actually help hotels save water. Would you try to beat the clock? #Travel #Sustainability #WaterConservation10Share
jwhite+FollowŠkoda’s Clever Car Scrap HackŠkoda is turning leftover car parts into a win for the planet! Instead of tossing or melting unused metal scraps, they’re teaming up with other companies to give these pieces a second life. Think: roof sections and side panels from cars like the Octavia and Kodiaq getting reused instead of wasted. It’s a smart move that cuts down on waste, saves energy, and helps shrink carbon emissions. Who knew car scraps could be this cool? Would you recycle more if it was easier or if you got rewards? #Cars #CarOwnership #Sustainability40Share
