Nicole Washington+FollowWhy Do Stores Trash Holiday Decor?Ever wonder what happens to all those leftover Halloween or Christmas decorations at big stores? Turns out, a lot of it just gets tossed! A Walmart worker spilled the beans on Reddit, calling out the mountain of holiday stuff that ends up in dumpsters. Not only is it a waste of money and resources, but it’s also a missed chance to help people in need. Next time, try shopping secondhand or join a local swap group—you’ll save cash and cut down on waste! #RetailWaste #HolidayHacks #SustainableLiving #Business #LocalBusiness120Share
Michael Flores+FollowThis Building Material Eats CO2?!Imagine if your house could literally suck CO2 out of the air! Swiss scientists just invented a 'living' material packed with blue-green algae that does exactly that. It’s photosynthetic, turns CO2 into solid minerals, and even gets stronger over time. They say it could coat buildings in the future, making them climate-change fighters. Bonus: It absorbs as much CO2 as a 20-year-old pine tree! Science is wild. #ClimateTech #SustainableLiving #Innovation #Science50Share
Marcia Hamilton+FollowCollege Move-Out Dumpster Goldmine!You won’t believe what students toss during college move-out! One dumpster diver scored big—think unopened snacks, cleaning supplies, K-cups, and even cozy blankets. The pics are wild, and honestly, it’s shocking how much good stuff gets trashed. Not only did this save money, but it also kept tons out of the landfill. Dumpster diving isn’t just about freebies—it’s a win for your wallet and the planet. Would you ever try it? #DumpsterDiving #SustainableLiving #CollegeLife #Safety32Share
Nancy Bean+FollowThe Superfood Hiding in Your PantryTurns out, beans, lentils, and chickpeas (aka pulses) are the underrated superfoods we’ve all been sleeping on! Researchers say these little guys pack a serious punch—tons of protein, fiber, vitamins, and minerals, plus they’re super eco-friendly. Swapping some meat for pulses in your fave dishes is a win for your health and the planet. Who knew something so simple could be such a game-changer? Would you try adding more pulses to your meals? #Superfood #HealthyEating #SustainableLiving #Health #Diet70Share
Faith Jackson+Follow$20 Thrift Box Turns Into Yarn JackpotImagine dropping $20 on a mystery box at a thrift store and scoring 177 skeins of high-end yarn—think alpaca, mohair, and hand-spun wool! That’s exactly what happened to one lucky crocheter, who shared her epic haul online. The best part? She’s all about secondhand finds for the planet. The comments are full of people sharing their own wild thrift store wins (expensive watches, silverware, you name it). Proof that thrifting is the ultimate treasure hunt! What’s your best thrift store score? #ThriftStoreFinds #YarnHaul #SustainableLiving #News80Share
peterfoster+FollowWhy Farms Are Planting Forests NowEver thought a farm could look more like a forest? Some farmers are mixing trees and livestock, turning empty fields into leafy pastures. This new trend, called silvopasture, means more shade for cows, less work for farmers, and cheaper land to buy. Plus, it’s good for the planet—more trees, less erosion, and a cooler climate. Turns out, letting nature do its thing is a win-win for your wallet and the world! #MoneyLifehacks #SustainableLiving #FarmFresh #Business #Industry90Share
Keith Bass+FollowDitching Plastic Wrap? This New Wrap’s a Game ChangerEver wish you could wrap leftovers without feeling guilty about plastic waste? Intec just dropped a new food wrap made mostly from plants, not oil. It works like Saran Wrap but is way better for the planet—think less pollution and fewer microplastics in your food. As more companies go green, you can help by swapping out your usual plastic wrap for these eco-friendly options. Saving the earth, one sandwich at a time! #EcoFriendly #SustainableLiving #LifeHacks #Business277Share
Nicole Washington+FollowWalmart’s Plastic Secret: What Shoppers MissEver wonder what happens to all that plastic packaging you don’t see at Walmart? Turns out, there’s a mountain of it hiding in the backroom, getting crushed for recycling—but most of it won’t actually get recycled. All that extra wrapping drives up prices and ends up in landfills. Next time you shop, try picking products with less packaging or reusable options. It’s a small move, but your wallet (and the planet) will thank you! #PlasticWaste #Walmart #SustainableLiving #Business70Share
Anthony Christian+FollowThrift Store Jackpot: $20 for a $285 Set?!Imagine popping into a thrift store for some Fiestaware and stumbling on the complete Lenox Spice Village set—pristine, no chips, all for just $20. These adorable ceramic spice houses usually go for $100+ EACH online, and a full set can hit $2,000! The original price? $285, if you can even find it in stock. Proof that thrift stores are full of hidden gems and eco-friendly steals. Who else is suddenly itching to go thrifting? #ThriftStoreFinds #DealAlert #SustainableLiving #Shopping855Share
awaters+FollowPepsi’s Trucks Now Run on Soybeans?!PepsiCo just swapped out diesel for biodiesel in 20 of its Iowa semi-trucks—yep, those big rigs are now powered mostly by soybeans! This move means less pollution and a big win for local farmers. It’s a cool example of how even snack deliveries can go green. If you want to support cleaner air and greener companies, keep an eye out for brands making these kinds of eco-friendly changes. #EcoFriendly #SustainableLiving #PepsiCo #Business #Industry20Share
