/r/Sustainable
Sustainable energy, food, water, air, living. Things/actions that help the planet and us live together without turning it into a perpetual disaster or dead planet. News, research, discussion, photos, diagrams, and questions about sustainability, non-GMO/GMO-free, organic, regenerative agriculture/food/farming, renewable energy, reducing and eliminating fossil fuels, fracking, and mining.
Sustainable energy, food, living beyond just the marketing catch phrase of sustainability. Things/actions that help the planet and us live together without turning it into a perpetual disaster or dead planet. News, research, discussion, photos, diagrams, and questions are all acceptable.
/r/Sustainable
Hi, maybe I'm in the wrong subreddit, but I'm looking for disposable silverware that will decompose (and not into tiny plastic particles). Maybe something like bamboo or wood fiber? I'm working in a place where I can't wash my silverwear, and I really don't want to toss another plastic fork every time I eat. Carrying steel silverware in and out is not really convenient.
And if somebody can point me to a better sub to ask this question, I'd appreciate it. TIA
This honor demonstrates the nation's commitment to promoting sustainability and constructive transformation in the international energy industry.
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