by michaeltanha | Jun 9, 2020 | Blog, Michael Tanha
Living a sustainable lifestyle can be difficult in the best of times, and the COVID-19 pandemic has not made things any easier. People may be reducing their carbon footprints by being forced to stay home, but that’s not always enough if you want to be more...
by michaeltanha | May 15, 2020 | Michael Tanha
The world’s first Earth Day was in 1970. The passing of fifty years has increased awareness of pollution and resulted in some improvement, though plastic pollution as a whole remains a major issue in environmentalism. Plastic is one of the most destructive...
by michaeltanha | Apr 8, 2020 | Blog, Michael Tanha
Single-use plastic pollution is one of the most widespread issues in environmentalism, but what actually makes materials like plastic utensils, drink bottles, and plastic grocery bags so bad? Understanding the problem with these plastics can help encourage people to...
by michaeltanha | Apr 8, 2020 | Blog, Michael Tanha
Teaching children about environmental sustainability can make all the difference in preparing them to take care of our world. It isn’t enough to just tell them to recycle and not litter, they also have to be shown how it’s done. 1. Recycle as a family....
by michaeltanha | Feb 14, 2020 | Blog, Michael Tanha
The reduction of single-use plastic has become a crucial tactic in the fight against widespread plastic pollution, and while it must remain in tandem with other efforts to yield significant change, it is comparatively one of the easier steps that can be taken towards...
by michaeltanha | Feb 12, 2020 | Blog, Michael Tanha
Over the last few decades, plastic pollution has become one of the most glaring issues threatening the environment. This problem, layered and widespread as it is, has only been exacerbated by a variety of myths and misconceptions surrounding the act of polluting, the...
