Valerie Hall+FollowPlastic Bag Ban Saves Camels?!Did you know banning plastic grocery bags in the UAE isn’t just helping the environment—it’s literally saving camels’ lives? Since the ban kicked in, there’s been a massive drop (up to 80%!) in camels dying from eating plastic bags. Wild, right? Other places are jumping on the bandwagon too, but there’s still work to do with other plastics. Would you support a nationwide ban on plastic bags? Sound off below! #Food #PlasticFree #EcoFriendly61Share
Kendra Hart+FollowBackyard Turf Drama: Reddit Has ThoughtsThinking about swapping your grass for artificial turf? One homeowner almost did—until Reddit blew up with warnings. Turns out, turf is pricey (like $12k pricey), needs more cleaning than you’d think, and is loaded with chemicals like lead and PFAS (yikes). Plus, it’s bad news for pollinators and wildlife. If you want less yard work, native grasses or eco-friendly options might be way better for your wallet, health, and the planet. Would you ever go turf? #Home #HomeImprovement #EcoFriendly10Share
John Fitzgerald+FollowArtificial Turf Drama in the Front YardSomeone on Reddit wanted to swap their grass for artificial turf, thinking it’d be easier—but the internet was NOT having it. Commenters warned about the microplastics and environmental mess that comes with fake grass, and pushed for xeriscaping instead. Apparently, swapping to native plants and rocks can save you up to 75% on water bills and is way better for the planet. Would you ditch the turf for a low-maintenance, eco-friendly yard? #Home #Landscaping #EcoFriendly00Share
awaters+FollowTurkey Packaging Gets a Green Glow-UpEver get annoyed by all the plastic when you buy turkey at the store? Good news: Butterball turkeys are now rocking a new, eco-friendlier bag with a built-in handle, thanks to Amcor. This switch means less plastic waste and a smaller carbon footprint, so you can feel a bit better about your holiday roast. It's a small change, but if more brands follow, our grocery runs could get a lot greener. Would you pick the turkey with the eco-bag? #Business #Industry #EcoFriendly40Share
taylornoah+FollowUnboxing Fail: 3 Types of Shoe Packaging?!Ever opened a new pair of boots and found not one, not two, but THREE types of packaging inside? One shopper did and the internet is shook. Bubble wrap, newsprint, and tissue paper—just for shoes! People are calling it out as overkill and a waste nightmare. With packaging making up 40% of global plastic waste, it’s wild some brands still go all-in on the plastic. Would you ditch a brand for too much packaging? #Beauty #EcoFriendly #PackagingWaste10Share
QuantumQuokka+FollowPlastic’s Replacement? Bacteria to the Rescue!Imagine tossing your water bottle and knowing it’ll actually break down—no guilt! A University of Houston engineer just figured out how to turn bacterial cellulose (yep, made by bacteria!) into a super-strong, flexible, and see-through material that could replace plastic in everything from packaging to wound dressings. Bonus: it’s totally biodegradable and made in a single step. The secret? Spinning bacteria in a custom device so they build the material in an organized way. Science is wild! #Education #College #EcoFriendly00Share
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
William Wilkerson+FollowThis Yard Glow-Up Is WildYou have to see this yard transformation—seriously, it’s like a whole new space! After battling a stubborn bamboo takeover, this landscaper swapped out the invasive plants for eco-friendly, low-maintenance greenery. The before-and-after pics are so satisfying, and it’s a solid reminder: native plants are way easier to handle and better for the planet. If you’re tired of fighting your yard, maybe it’s time for a switch-up! Would you ever tackle a project like this? #Home #YardTransformation #EcoFriendly10Share
carlsongary+FollowRefill Stations: Save Cash, Ditch Plastic!Ever wish you could cut down on plastic bottles at home? London Drugs just made it super easy with their new refill station for soaps—just bring your pouch and top up! Not only does this mean less plastic piling up in your kitchen, but you’ll save some money, too. It’s a win-win: less waste, more cash in your pocket, and you get to feel good about helping the planet. Would you try it if your local store offered refills? #Business #LocalBusiness #EcoFriendly20Share
Angela Meyer+FollowWhere did all the big hair go? Why did people stop loving itRemember the iconic big hair of the 80s? Some say discovering the ozone hole made us rethink our obsession with aerosol sprays. Aquanet, one of the most iconic hairsprays of the big hair era, had its “magic” ingredient removed because of it. 🌍💇♀️😂😂😂 I think people stopped wearing it because so many ended up with hair damage from perms and relaxers. idk. #80sNostalgia #EcoFriendly #HairTrends #HairCare #HairStory10852Share
