James Brady+FollowMIT’s Wild New Use for Soda CansMIT just figured out how to turn old soda cans and seawater into clean hydrogen fuel—with way less pollution than usual methods. For every 2.2 lbs of hydrogen, this process only spits out 3.2 lbs of CO2 (compared to 25 lbs from the old way!). Plus, it creates valuable by-products that could make green hydrogen even cheaper. Basically, your next can of soda could help power the future. How cool is that? #Innovation #Sustainability #GreenEnergy #Science20Share
Vanessa Brown+FollowCoke’s Big River Cleanup: Real Change or PR Splash?Coca-Cola is funding a huge cleanup of Pakistan’s Ravi River, one of the world’s most polluted waterways. The project aims to bring cleaner water to local communities and fight waterborne diseases. While it’s a win for people living nearby, Coke still has a big plastic problem—those bottles aren’t going anywhere just yet. So, is this a real step forward or just a drop in the ocean? Either way, it’s a reminder that even big brands can make a difference, one river at a time. #CocaCola #Sustainability #WaterCrisis #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup10Share
Robert Daniels+FollowWalmart’s Food Waste Drama ExposedA Walmart worker just dropped a bombshell on Reddit: dozens of boxes of meat headed straight for the dumpster, right after a mountain of turkeys got tossed. People are freaking out over the waste, especially since so many struggle to afford groceries. Did you know 20% of food grown for humans gets trashed every year? That’s enough to feed 3 billion people! Walmart says they’re working to cut waste, but this pic has everyone questioning if it’s enough. Would you eat food past its date if it meant less waste? #FoodWaste #Walmart #Sustainability #Food73Share
Robert Daniels+FollowTesco’s Late-Night Bakery Hack 🍩Tesco is slashing prices on baked goods by 50% after 7 p.m. at select stores! Croissants and chocolate twists are up for grabs (sorry, no bread or gingerbread). The move is all about fighting food waste and saving you cash—plus, any leftovers go to charity or staff. With food prices rising, this is a win for your wallet and the planet. Would you hit up Tesco for late-night pastry deals? #FoodWaste #TescoDeals #Sustainability #Food20Share
hnguyen+FollowTeens Turn Grass Clippings Into Paper?!Two Irish teens just blew my mind—they invented paper made from grass clippings! Instead of tossing all that lawn waste, they turned it into eco-friendly paper (they call it Grass Sheets) and even made bags and jackets out of it. They won a big innovation award and are now working with local businesses to take it further. Proof that big change can start with a little creativity—and maybe your backyard! #Innovation #Sustainability #YouthPower #Education10Share
Arthur Booker+FollowTurning Trash Into Cash: Malaysia’s Compost HustleEver thought your kitchen scraps could pay your bills? In Malaysia, locals are cashing in by turning food waste into compost with a nifty gadget called MunchBot. Not only does this cut down on trash and help the planet, but folks are pocketing up to $105 a month just by selling the compost. It’s a win-win: less waste, more green (in every sense). Would you try making money from your leftovers? #MoneyHacks #Sustainability #SideHustle #Business #Industry20Share
Kevin Craig+FollowWhy Your Returns Might End Up in the TrashEver wondered what happens to stuff you return at the drug store? Turns out, a lot of it just gets tossed—even if it’s totally fine—because of strict store policies. One employee spilled the tea on Reddit, and people are shook at how much waste this creates. Not only is it bad for the planet (think: landfills and pollution), but it also means higher prices for everyone. Some stores are trying to fix it, but there’s still a long way to go. Wild, right? #RetailWaste #Sustainability #EcoFriendly #Health #BodyHealth20Share
Brooke Martin+FollowWhy Some Climate Fixes Are Getting the BootDid you know that a lot of so-called climate solutions are actually just clever ways for big companies to keep doing business as usual? For example, most carbon capture projects just help pump more oil, not less. And wild ideas like blocking the sun or building giant space shades? Turns out, they’re way too risky or expensive. Scientists now say we need real change, not just techy band-aids. So, next time you hear about a magic fix, ask: is this helping, or just spinning wheels? #ClimateChange #Sustainability #Greenwashing #Business #Industry00Share
Keith Bass+FollowCoke’s Bottle Labels Get a Reality CheckEver noticed those "100% recycled" claims on your soda bottles? Turns out, they weren’t totally true—Coca-Cola just got called out for greenwashing. Now, after some serious side-eye from EU watchdogs, Coke’s updating its labels to be more honest (like, the bottle is recycled, but not the cap or label). It’s a reminder to check what brands say versus what they actually do—and to use your wallet to support real eco-friendly moves! #CocaCola #Greenwashing #Sustainability #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup50Share
Julie Padilla+FollowDumpster Diving for Plant Rescues?!You won’t believe what TikToker Rachel found behind Home Depot—an entire haul of tossed plants just waiting for a second chance! Even better, a store worker caught her in the act... and helped her load up her car. Dumpster diving isn’t just for food—saving these plants means less waste and more green in your garden (literally). Plus, it’s totally legal if you’re careful. Would you try this for a free plant haul? #DumpsterDiving #PlantRescue #Sustainability #Spirituality31Share
