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I always considered myself a mindful consumer, someone who paid attention to what they purchased, carried their own water bottle, bagged things up in totes, you know that whole thing. But it wasn’t until the city of San Francisco forced me to break down my waste that I finally realized just how trashy I really was.
As micro-philanthropy continues to grow in popularity, you may be wondering what exactly it is, and how to get involved. This more affordable and meaningful form of donating is a trend that we think is here to stay.
Organic composting has become a popular topic over the past few years, as communities work together for a more sustainable waste management future.
“I don’t care how profound that scene from American Beauty was, I don’t see a positive spin on anything that physically cannot be broken down.”
We’re featured in “How Financial Technology Is Making It Easier to Donate to Charities” in the Wall Street Journal!
At Gen E, we empower people to make a positive impact on the planet through Climate Action With Every Transaction. The Gen E community supports climate solutions and environmental causes by pledging donations tied to everyday purchases. To enable this feature, you link a Purchase Tracker, which is our term for the credit or debit … Continued
There’s no question that the future will be climate-friendly. We already have innovative solutions to address the climate crisis. What we need now is significant, long-term investment from governments, corporations, and individuals.
Waste, man. Here’s my story on how I’m just getting started at living a life that is less harmful to our planet.
The first in a series exploring different people doing different things in the quest to live a more climate-friendly life.
Straight up nature does the mind good.