Back in 2013 I wrote about the small, invisible habits we hardly notice (see here.)
My example was simple: you walk into a coffee shop, they hand you a cup you think is paper (but is usually lined with plastic), you drink, you toss it. Job done. Except it’s not really done, is it? That cup still exists somewhere.
Read More(Written in 2013 before the movement started taking shape)
Have you ever wondered what the ecological and anthropological costs are of our consumer decisions? Can a simple quick consumer decision shape our future? For example, do you know what the hidden financial and health costs are of all those take-away cups that deliver your morning caffeine fix? Put another way, did you realize that the world’s largest coffee chain served 2.3 billion cups of coffee in take-away cups last year, a number that keeps growing annually?
