Cleaning the world one run at a time
Starting a family is a big step for new parents, but what is the environmental and financial cost of having one or more children? Is it best to have no children or one fewer than planned? There is a benefit to not having a child in both costs in the long run, in the carbon footprint. This is one of the items talked about in the article below:
Article: Your best financial move is also best for the environment
In doing our daily reading and research on what is going in the world of trash / garbage, I ran across a joyful article about garbage collectors in Turkey. They have been collecting books that Turkish citizens had been throwing out. Continue Reading →
Plastic has become a part of our everyday lives. The problem with all that plastic is the amount of waste caused by them. A turning point is coming with more people are starting to use less plastic and Continue Reading →
25 years ago, McDonalds discussed about becoming green, but haven’t executed it among their chain. Well Tuesday, they announced that they are going to finally get to it, thanks to their customers’ feedback. Continue Reading →
For the holidays this year, Martin and I got Pick’n Run shirts as our gifts 🙂
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Now-a-days more people are starting to travel to different countries to expand their experience on Earth (or what other goals they have in mind). However, while there are travelers, there are pieces of trash left behind by most people, especially on trails. Continue Reading →
What causes trash is one of the biggest questions Martin and I continue to try to answer. The second biggest question we think about in terms of trash, or get asked about, is “what is the type of trash do we mostly see see during our runs?”
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Brooks is know to produce running shoes for all kinds of runners. The only thing is, any other person outside of the hardcore runners may or may not be familiar with Brooks. Continue Reading →
