Food waste depletes resources and generates greenhouse gases, costing producers billions. Learn how cutting-edge technologies are solving this crisis. We examine Smart Packaging, Automated Harvesting, and retail solutions like Apeel Sciences and Axiom Cloud, showcasing real-world success in creating a more sustainable global environment.

Can surf tourism be sustainable? Tavarua, Fiji proves it can. See how this small island resort, guided by Fijian values of respect for land and sea, minimizes waste, conserves water, uses solar energy, and actively restores the reef—offering an inspiring model for the industry.

Waste reduction starts with education. We provide customized waste management training videos for staff & tenants on proper signage, composting, and smarter purchasing. Partner with us to lower costs and increase diversion rates.

Plastic recycling isn’t failing because no one cares — it’s failing because virgin plastic is incredibly cheap. Thanks to oversupplied ethane from natural gas drilling, new plastic often costs less than recycled material. The real issue isn’t effort — it’s energy economics.

Explore the blog we developed for USBGC California to learn how circular economy principles can help future-proof data center projects while strengthening environmental and economic performance!

The USGBC’s Zero Waste Blueprint outlines how LEED and TRUE help organizations cut waste, save money, and advance the circular economy. Learn how these proven frameworks turn buildings into high-performing, low-waste, sustainable systems.

In “Zero Waste Cleantech: Why It Matters and How We Lead,” Salk C explores how integrating zero-waste principles into cleantech accelerates circular economies, cuts emissions, reclaims materials, and reshapes industrial systems for a sustainable, resilient future.

In the Home Green Homes podcast episode "How to Reduce Waste in Daily Life," Denise Braun shares her journey into sustainability and offers advice on we can drive environmental change through mindful daily choices.

Check out our blog post for World Oceans Day (June 8th, 2024), which includes more background on the ocean waste crisis, specific ways in which we can get support the oceans as individuals, and links to organizations that are working to address the health of our oceans!