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NYC Climate Week is here, and California just set the tone 🎉

Exxon, the largest producer of single-use plastics, has profited by promoting the idea that plastics are “safe” and “recyclable.” In reality, less than 9% of plastics are actually recycled, with most polluting the environment. For decades, Exxon and other companies have pushed this “recycling myth” to maintain high plastic production, avoid stricter regulations and increase their profits.

This lawsuit will set an invaluable precedent for others to follow and is a reminder that corporate accountability is key in the fight against plastic pollution. 💪

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Is it just us, or is the planet looking a little cleaner? 🌎 In honor of the 7th annual World Cleanup Day, we hit the streets to clean up our local communities—and you all joined forces across the country. Thanks to everyone who joined us outside and shoutout to for equipping our team with Clean Up Kits! 🧤

Join our largest group cleanup on World Cleanup Day by heading outside and pickup up waste in your local park, beach or neighborhood! 🌍 Swipe to see how you can get involved and redeem a Hand Soap Starter Set on us 🎉

NOTE: Your account must be public. You must use our ‘Add Yours’ Sticker. Your Instagram Story must stay live for 24 hours. The prize may only be claimed for the first 100 people and in areas where our products are available.

PSA: Recycling alone isn’t enough ♻️ Recent reports reveal that Big Oil and the plastics industry have known for decades that recycling alone could never address the waste crisis they helped create.

We need to demand better plastic solutions and hold these corporations accountable for misleading the public and shifting the blame and responsibility onto consumers.

Sources: Center for Climate Integrity

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Have you seen the latest plastic research covered by the ? 📰 Researchers found that 25% of chemicals from plastic food packaging have been found in the human body (samples of blood, hair or breast milk)—chemicals like PFAS, VOCs, phthalates, and BPA which are known to be linked with adverse human health outcomes.

As a society, we need to move away from plastic packaging towards safer, more sustainable alternatives and implement stricter regulations on what materials are deemed safe for food contact.

To minimize immediate exposure,
👉 Swap plastic containers for silicone or stainless steel
👉 Avoid microwaving food in plastic, as high temperatures cause chemicals to leach more quickly into food
👉 Steer clear of high-fat or acidic foods in plastic packaging, as they tend to absorb more chemicals

At Blueland, we believe that using your voice is one of the most powerful actions you can take to drive change. While we work hard to create products that help protect the planet, exercising our rights as citizens—especially the right to vote—is one of the most impactful ways to shape the future we want to live in. 🌍

Voting isn’t just a civic duty; it’s a way to hold leaders accountable, demand action, and push for the policies that will make a difference in our communities and for our planet.

So next time you find yourself waiting for your cup of coffee or standing it line at checkout—you know what to do! Send this to 3 friends who need an extra reminder 🗳👊

Even the tiniest helpers need a boost 💛

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Outfit repeaters > outfit rememberers 😏

Which limited-edition collection should we bring back?

Repair and reuse is always cute ☺️🪡

Goals are still goals 😊 Tag a friend who can relate 🤝

Credit: LurkAtHomeMom

The only thing you’re fitting in that tiny bag is a plastic bread tag 🙃

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We never asked for either one 😭

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Game, set and nap 🐭🎾

Guilty 🙋‍♀️

It’s as if bananas already come in perfect biodegradable packaging... 🙄

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Tiny tablets, big clean 💥 Our plastic-free, dry tablets are made without water so we’re able to cut back on shipping emissions while still delivering the powerful clean you’re looking for.

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Meat and dairy contribute to about 14.5% of the world’s greenhouse gases each year. That’s equivalent to emissions from all of the cars, trucks, planes and ships combined! 🚗✈️🚢 While beef and lamb generally have the biggest climate footprint per gram of protein, there are nuances to consider for each protein:

👉Beef raised in the U.S. generally produces fewer emissions compared to beef from countries like Brazil or Argentina.
👉Certain cheeses, such as cheddar and mozzarella, are resource-intensive to produce and can have a significantly larger footprint than chicken, pork or lamb.
👉Other practices like farming catfish and shrimp often require substantial energy, resulting in a larger climate footprint than beef.

The answer isn’t to stop eating meat and dairy altogether to save the planet. Even small changes like eating less meat and more plants can make a difference.

Sources: , Poore and Nemecek

Did you know that more than 11 billion microplastics can be released by steeping ONE tea bag? Nearly all tea bags have a plastic (polypropylene) lining or are packaged in plastic sleeves. Here are some alternative ways to have tea– without the sneaky plastic:

1️⃣ Use a metal steeper. After adding your loose leaf tea, use just like a tea bag and steep an individual cuppa to perfection.

2️⃣ Brew your tea. Use a french press to brew your tea leaves. A couple of cups can be made at one time using this method!

3️⃣ Buy your leaves plastic-free. Some, not all, bulk sections have bulk tea leaves! If this isn’t available to you, find loose leaves sold in paper bags or metal tins.

4️⃣ Make your own herbal blends. Herbs such as mint, chamomile, lavender and lemongrass can be steeped with hot water, fresh or dried. Grow them yourself, or pick up bundles from the farmer’s market.

Not all tea bags contain plastic, but most do! If you enjoy a certain brand, confirm that it’s 100% compostable in order to avoid microplastics. How do you make tea? And what’s your fave kind? 🍵👇

Viewing nature from a heternormative lens holds us back from understanding the world we live in and, ultimately, protecting it. It’s time we put our biases aside and re-consider what we view as “natural” to move both social and environmental movements forward 🌎🌈

🚨 WE’RE HIRING! 🚨Our brand team is growing and we’re looking for a social media star to join the Blueland fam. Know someone who has a passion for storytelling, eco education and protecting the planet? Tag them in the comments below 💙🌱

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