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The Revenge of the Recyclables

Becky Kehl displays reusable cups as part of a campaign to reduce the use of plastics
    health and wellbeing How do you eat it? 
    December 23, 2015December 26, 2015 Rebecca Kehl 1 Comment animal health, aquatic health, Charles Moore, cloth pads, compostable bags, net bags, ocean plastic, oceanography, paper bags, reusable cups, reusables

    By Rebecca Kehl – Dec 2015 In this article, a mystery will be revealed before your very eyes… It is the 2-fold challenge of curing modern man’s addiction to plastic. I shall reveal the mystery now, at the beginning, to save you all the suspense. The answer is: Completely adapting to a life of reuseables (the

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