PRESS RELEASE : REBO, the first connected reusable bottle, joins the GELLIFY portfolio
REBO, the first connected reusable bottle that cleans the planet when used, joins the GELLIFY portfolio.
Amazon destroys millions of unsold products every year
Among the 130,000 products labelled ‘destroy’ we can find thousands of unsealed masks.
Government considering compulsory nature studies lessons
The target of the lessons is to help children and teenagers develop a “love of nature” and to have the information to act as “judge and jury for our own actions” on the environment.
Plastic straws banned in England
Single-use plastic straws, stirrers and cotton buds have been banned in England. The measure comes into effect today following a delay from April.
Fewer and Fewer Large Rivers Run Free to the Sea Because of Humans
Large rivers that flow uninterrupted from their origin to their mouth are now rare. A study published in Nature shows that two thirds of the longest rivers on Earth suffer one or more “setbacks”. This is due to the presence…
Green Technology: 5 Hi-Tech Gadgets That Respect the Environment
Considering the amount of electronic waste we produce, we need to implement green technology. The hi-tech field needs to renew itself and find greener solutions. Someone actually has already tried to combine technology and respect for the environment. As a…
On Valentine’s Day, Do Not Forget to Respect the Environment
Valentine’s Day is coming up. As an opportunity to express more attention to your partner, it is lately becoming a tool of mass consumerism, to enrich large companies. In fact, we should show love to our partner every day throughout…
Global Warming: is it really getting too hot?
Global warming has become the most pressing concern for humanity in the present day. How hot is it getting and how will this affect us?
Green Marketing: Sales-Oriented Yet Environmentally Friendly
We all now know that cheap consumer goods and the "disposable" mindset of consumers have a negative impact on the environment and working conditions in many production countries. Nevertheless, many people have only discovered the real extent of these problems…
