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Zero-Waste Shopping Finally Catching On In U.S.

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While the concept of Zero Waste Shopping got off the ground in Europe, it’s finally catching on in North America thanks to a few entrepreneurs’ efforts…

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Reusable Water Bottles: Glass & Stainless Steel Take Over From Plastic

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Reusable water bottles used to all be made out of plastic, but nowadays consumers are switching over to greener, healthier options made out of glass, stainless steel and even biodegradable materials.

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Michigan Freshmen Treated to Zero Waste Picnic

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The University of Michigan has invested in ways to educate students about saving water and reducing waste in efforts to become one of the greenest large universities in the nation…

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Reducing Your Bottled Water Footprint

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Check out Wheels for Wishes new infographic on reducing our bottled water footprint… by Wheels For Wishes

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