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The topic of climate change is not new. Our best guess is that it has been increasing since the middle of the twentieth century, and the likelihood of this being due to human activity is 95%. The problem’s frightening growth pace is something else we’re aware of. The world’s climate is changing, according to data gathered by scientists over many years. There is mounting evidence to support this, such as the following: Warmer oceans Melting ice Retreating glaciers Less snow cover Higher sea levels More frequent and intense weather events Acidity of the oceans Read more

Most of Britain’s 2.5 billion paper coffee cups are rubbish since just 1 in 400 are recycled. This is comparable to the annual emissions of 33,300 cars, with an estimated carbon footprint of more than 152,000 metric tonnes of carbon dioxide. Not to mention that a lot of water and trees are cut down to make those single-use coffee cups, which adds to the problem of resource loss and pollution. Coffee businesses have promised to use more eco-friendly cups, but problems persist. The virgin paper used to make traditional biodegradable cups has a laminated plastic covering that is notoriously difficult to remove. This suggests that sometimes the so-called “sustainable” options aren’t eco-friendly..... Read more  

Recycled bags are not just a trend; they are a step toward a more sustainable and eco-friendly future. Made from repurposed materials like plastic bottles, textiles, and paper, these bags reduce the need for new resources while keeping waste out of landfills. They're durable, stylish, and perfect for daily use, whether for groceries, work, or travel.  With increasing awareness of environmental issues, opting for recycled bags is an easy yet impactful way to contribute to a cleaner planet. Many retailers are now offering a wide range of designs, proving that sustainability can also be fashionable.  So, the next time you're out shopping, ditch single-use plastic bags and opt for recycled ones to make a positive difference. Small changes lead to big results when it comes to saving the planet!