Carbon Footprinting for the Pet Industry
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by The SSC Team
11M ago
This month’s featured webinar discusses the carbon footprint of the pet industry and how leadership and a new perspective can reduce their impact on the environment. The webinar is presented by a panel of experts from the pet industry and the environmental community, and will discuss the latest research impacting their programs and how consumers are responding to their efforts ..read more
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Your Pet and Your Planet
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by The SSC Team
11M ago
As pet owners, we want the best for our furry companions. We want to feed them healthy food, give them plenty of exercise, and keep them safe and happy. With so many choices available, it can be difficult to keep sustainability in mind when making decisions about our pets. Fortunately, there are a number of ways to make your pet care routine more eco-friendly and environmentally sustainable. From biodegradable toys to sustainable food and treats, the market for eco-friendly pet products is growing. Companies such as Open Farm and The Honest Kitchen have set out to provide high-quality product ..read more
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Sustainability at the Zoo and What You Can Do!
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by The SSC Team
1y ago
This month’s featured webinar is a wild one! Wanda Kolo, Director of Sustainable Operations and Construction Management at the St Louis Zoo, leads this captivating presentation, which outlines the St Louis Zoo's sustainability initiatives from planning to execution. Kolo discusses the zoo’s focus areas, including waste management, water and energy use, composting, and sustainable landscaping. The St Louis Zoo is an example of sustainability in action, and this presentation details how viewers everywhere can implement some of the zoo’s initiatives in their own lives. Enjoy this webinar for a g ..read more
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Insulation Inspiration for the Future and from the Past
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by The SSC Team
1y ago
When COVID-19 sent the world into shutdown, people started spending more time inside their homes. For some, this time sparked an interest in home renovation, which increased a curiosity about the materials that make up their homes. An often overlooked part of construction is the installation of fiberglass insulation. Originally brought about as an alternative to asbestos, fiberglass insulation is made from a combination of glass and plastic, and presents significant health risks to installers. It’s long been used to keep buildings warm in winter, cool in summer, and to maximize a structure’s ..read more
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Eco Friendly Schools and Sustainable Development
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by The SSC Team
1y ago
With a growing concern for the environment, many schools are taking steps towards becoming more eco-friendly and promoting sustainable development. In this month's featured Webinar, we hear from noted educated Dr. Basundhara on how some schools are implementing green initiatives such as using renewable energy sources, reducing waste, and educating students on environmental responsibility. In adopting these practices, schools are not only benefiting the environment, but also creating a healthier and more productive learning environment for students. Dr. Busundhara shares a variety of valuable ..read more
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TEDTalk: Coral Reef Love Story
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by The SSC Team
1y ago
Everyone loves a TEDTalk. Here is one of our favorites: Just in time for Valentine’s Day, Marine Biologist, Ayana Johnson, tells the story of how she fell in love with a parrotfish. Amazed by this wondrous creature, Ayana digs deep into the five features that sparked her love, and what’s at stake for these and other fish as climate change threatens the future of coral reefs ..read more
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You’re Already a Role Model
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by The SSC Team
1y ago
Teaching kids the importance of sustainability is a vital part of raising responsible citizens. Sustainability is about using resources responsibly and preserving the environment for future generations. Kids should learn about sustainability early so they take the environment into consideration when making decisions. It begins with small changes to care for our beautiful planet. One of the best ways to introduce sustainability to kids is to start with activities that are fun and engaging. Nature hikes, planting a garden, and sorting recycling are all great activities that help kids understand ..read more
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TedTalk: Creative Fixes for Fashion's Waste Problem
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by The SSC Team
1y ago
Everyone loves a TedTalk. Here is one of our favorites: While scouring the thrift store racks of clothing, wholesale fashion distributor Amit Kaira was struck by a question: what happens to the clothes that don’t get sold? He was shocked to find out that a majority end up in landfills.  Hear more fashion statistics that may surprise you and some innovative ideas to make fashion more sustainable on this month’s featured TedTalk ..read more
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White Paper: Cloth Vs. Disposable Diapers
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by The SSC Team
1y ago
The argument for and against cloth and disposable diapers is a big topic among eco-friendly parents today. Some argue that using disposables contributes to landfill waste, while others argue that cloth diapers require more water use. But what's the science behind it? Check out this white paper about the environmental impact of “cloth vs disposable diapers” to see which comes out on top as more eco-friendly.  https://www.dufferinresearch.com/images/sampledata/documents/Environmental%20Impact%20Report%20-%20Cloth%20vs%20Disposible.pdf ..read more
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Join the Regiving Movement
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by The SSC Team
1y ago
After you’ve finished decluttering and reorganizing, what do you do with all the stuff? Rather than contributing to a landfill, most people would rather donate items that are functional yet no longer needed, to someone or someplace that would be able to use them,  A lot of people think about donating clothing, furniture, books, and other unneeded items to a thrift store. While philanthropic, it does present its own challenges, like transporting and coordinating drop off. This can be difficult for people with limited mobility or without access to a vehicle. Enter the practice known as Reg ..read more
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