Sponsored Post - from the City of Austin Office of Sustainability Meet the Yellow Bike Project — a non-profit bike shop run entirely by volunteers. Yellow Bike Project was created in 1997 with the aim of empowering Austinites to ride bikes. Back then, the shop was releasing painted...
Sponsored Post - from Texas Disposal Systems Plastic has been making lives easier since it was first introduced in the early 1900s. From food and beverage containers to product packaging, toys, and electronics, plastic seems ever-present in our daily lives. Despite the convenience it offers, the...
Wondering how to lead a more sustainable life? One of the biggest personal changes you can make is switching up your daily work commute. Transportation accounts for a third of Austin's greenhouse gas emissions, so if you're looking to reduce your personal carbon footprint, ditching...
How do you take an industry that's responsible for producing 18,000 pounds of trash a day (in Austin alone) and make it more sustainable? That's the question local activists, designers, and businesses sought to answer during Austin's very first Sustainable Fashion Week, held earlier this...