Just Zero

THIS is the reality of plastic. From single-use bottles 🧴 to synthetic fabrics 👕 – plastic is everywhere. And it doesn’t just pollute our planet – it harms our health too. 💔 How are you reducing your plastic consumption? 💪 #plasticpollution #zerowaste

What if one small shift could move billions? There are ~230M Amazon shoppers in the U.S. If each redirected just one $50 purchase, that’s $11.5B toward real environmental solutions. That could mean: – stronger waste reduction laws – accountability for greenwashing – protection from toxic pollution

Progress is happening 👇 4 Zero Waste wins we’re celebrating—from cutting plastic to tackling toxic pollution. Which will have the biggest impact?

Climate change is real. And quite honestly, sometimes the reality of it all feels overwhelming – like it could swallow us whole. But here’s what we can do to help: • Reduce plastic use • Compost food scraps if you can • Reuse as much as you can • Advocate for policies that cut waste and pollution

It’s confirmed: microplastics are in all of us 🧬 They’re linked to infertility, heart disease, and endocrine disruption. The good news? It’s not too late to reduce exposure. ♻️ Start with simple swaps for a healthier future. What would you add? 👇

The 90s were cooler. Literally. We had less plastic, lower emissions, and fewer extreme weather disasters. But the good news is – there’s still time to change this.

For International Day of Forests, we wanted to talk about the state of our wild places—because across the country, ecosystems are under attack. From forests to wetlands, grasslands to coastlines, policy decisions are opening vast stretches of public land to logging, drilling, and mining.

Homes aren't the main source of our waste -- It’s places like schools, restaurants, and hospitals. 🏫🍽️🏥 We can prevent a good chunk of that waste by pushing for policies like Bottle Bills and extended producer responsibility for packaging laws (EPR). #ZeroWaste #WasteReduction

Climate change is real. Here’s the truth: Warmer oceans fuel stronger storms. Hotter air holds more moisture, leading to heavier rainfall and flooding. Rising temps intensify heat waves and wildfires. Fossil fuels are the main driver but plastic and the way our trash is handled play a role too.