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BlueNalu is developing innovative cell-based seafood

AGreenLiving

Speaking of pollutants, the fishing industry also contributes heavily to beach and coastal pollution through petroleum and plastic waste in the form of broken nets and other debris. . However, the U.S. ” Related: What do Americans think about fake meat products? BlueNalu is all about looking into the future of food production.

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Laying Down Our Markers

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While a North Star defines the way toward your destination, you need an array of instruments and maps to ever arrive there. Hawaii is acutely aware of pollution in our oceans and waterways, killing wildlife, decimating coral reefs, and entering the human food chain. Not gradually and one at a time — urgently and all at once.

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Petite Lucette: Supporting Sustainable Fashion Through Circular Approach, Local Partnerships and Organic Certified Fabrics

Green Business Bureau

In their quest to develop a fully organic line, it was initially difficult to find organic fabrics that were both affordable and available in an array of unique colors and textures. Not to mention over one-third of microplastics found in oceans come from synthetic fabrics such as nylon and polyester, along with laundry detergents.

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Say No To Styrofoam: Eco-Friendly Take Out Boxes

Green Business Bureau

By making the shift from using harmful pollutants, to something environmentally friendly and recyclable, you are saying a lot about your business without having to say anything at all. Small fish and organisms can mistake any sort of microplastics as food and ingest them causing illness or death. Cibo Wares. Paper Mart.

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Much too little, far too late: The UK must phase out single-use plastics before 2042

Business Green

Of the plastic waste we generate, at least eight million tons up in our ocean every year, and it is estimated that the seas now contain about 51 trillion microplastic particles - 500 times more than stars in our galaxy. Plastic is polluting oceans, killing wildlife, and harming entire ecosystems. This is too little, too late.