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Climate Change and Global Warming Impact
- Leading Brands Are Already Making the Switch — With Great Results
- global plastic crisis
- GreenStar - The third generation of biopolymer materials
Climate Change and Global Warming Impact
Climate Change and Global Warming Impact
Climate Change and Global Warming Impact
We are a leading brand in sustainable consumer products, crafted with renewable resources and post-consumer recycled content. As a mission-driven organization, we use natural, environmentally preferable materials to advance Zero Waste practices and raise awareness about the connections between the products we use, their materials, and their end-of-life impact.
New environmental regulations, societal concerns, and a growing environmental awareness throughout the world have triggered the search for new products and processes that are compatible with the environment. Sustainability, industrial ecology, eco-efficiency, and green chemistry are the new principles guiding the development of the next generation of products and processes.
Bio-based plastics absorb atmospheric CO₂ via plant photosynthesis within 1–10 years, forming a closed biological carbon cycle. Fossil plastics take millions of years to form and continuously release carbon without carbon offset effects.
Microbes decompose biodegradable materials into CO₂ (aerobic) or CO₂+CH₄ (anaerobic), fully assimilating carbon substrates without residual microplastics.
We are a leading brand in sustainable consumer products, crafted with renewable resources and post-consumer recycled content. Our mission is to promote healthy and sustainable lifestyles for individuals and societies by integrating green products into everyday life.
Bioplastics derived from plant biomass generate far fewer greenhouse gases during production compared with traditional petroleum-based polymers.
Over 85,000 synthetic chemicals are widely used, most without safety testing. Hazardous substances like BPA trigger obesity, developmental disorders and cancer, damaging human and ecological health throughout the whole product lifecycle.
Air, water, soil plastic litter contaminate ecosystems, accumulate toxins along food chains, and cause hundreds of thousands of poisoning deaths annually worldwide.
Melting glaciers, sea level rise, extreme heat and flooding threaten agriculture, infrastructure and human settlements across all regions. Rapidly expanding middle-class resource consumption accelerates ecological overload.
Green living means making sustainable choices covering food, transportation, consumption and waste disposal, and extending eco-friendly standards to workplace and building design.
The average American requires over 22 acres of land to sustain annual consumption. If the global population followed this consumption model, more than one Earth’s resources would be exhausted each year. Users can calculate personal carbon footprint via the official EPA greenhouse gas calculator.