Planned Obsolescence, Consumer, and the Environment
In France, the production and marketing design called
“planned obsolescence” is now being regarded as a serious crime against
consumers and the environment. If business companies...
Is “Zero Waste” Future Achievable?
According to the World Bank (WB) report in 2016, there were 2.01 billion tonnes of waste generated globally due to rapid urbanization and improperly...
Coca-cola and the Indigenous People’s Right to Water in Mexico
When the New York Times reported about the serious water crisis in San Cristóbal de las Casas, Los Altos’ in 2018, Coca-cola has again...
Plastic Toy Companies, the Environment, and Children’s Mental Health
Have you
ever notice how marketing strategies of plastic toys for children are
aggressively attacking both the parent and the child? These environmental
hazards, omnipresent nowadays, which...
Education and the Global Environmental Crisis
No matter
where in the world you are, it is more likely that you are also witnessing the
outrageous assault on humanity and the natural world...
Environmental Good News – Canada, United Kingdom, and Cuba
Canada
In Canada, a company called Goodwood Plastic Products Ltd is recycling the 80% of their municipal plastic waste into lumber. The company is based...
Could Bill Gates’ New Investment in Agriculture Lead to More Ecological Disasters?
In order to create a data-based vision of what farms should look like in the future, the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation (BMGF) is...
Gardening as Mental Health Therapy
If you are living in an urban area and you have a space and you have enough “spare” time what would you do? Of...
Reasons Not to Believe the “Extinction Prediction”
It’s 2020
and we are still facing so many environmental problems that are seemingly, if
not totally, difficult to solve. Many of us, I assume you...
The Effects of Roundup “Glyphosate” to Farmers
In February 2015, a man named Edwin Hardeman was diagnosed with cancer. This was said to have been caused by his use of Monsanto's...
