Mike Tannenbaum
@miketannenbaum
Helping people and teams collaborate more effectively by improving how they share knowledge and coordinate resources. Working towards a circular economy.
Mike Tannenbaum
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The second reason to believe in the future of plastic recycling is that there is a mature and growing domestic plastics recycling industry that needs the collected material
Scott Mouw • 3 reasons to believe in the future of plastic recycling
current biodegradable products can only decompose if they are sent to a special factory, where the temperature and humidity is specially controlled, and lumped together with other compostable plastics. (If those plastics are thrown into landfill and mixed in with other trash, it doesn’t matter if they’re compostable or not. They’re not going back i... See more
National Geographic • 7 Things You Didn’t Know About Plastic (and Recycling)
Europe and North America will reach “peak meat” by 2025, at which point consumption of conventional meat starts to fall,
DAMIAN CARRINGTON • Plant Based Meats Do More to Address Climate Change Than Green Buildings or Zero-Emission Cars
Alternatives make up 2% of meat, egg and dairy products sold, but will rise to 11% in 2035 on current growth trends,
DAMIAN CARRINGTON • Plant Based Meats Do More to Address Climate Change Than Green Buildings or Zero-Emission Cars
We tend to think of the environment as a subsystem of the economy, but it is entirely the other way around. We are part of nature, not separate from it.
Green Biz • We need to value natural capital | Greenbiz
without a market demand, those recyclables are almost useless; placing them in the recycling bin won’t make a difference if you can’t make money off of them. If the demand isn’t there, or the quality of the materials post-use is incurably dirty, they end up in landfill or incinerators.