Tomorrow, May 20th, 13 Kindle models are going to be cut off from the Amazon Kindle store. Nathan Proctor breaks down what you need to know. #RightToRepair https://t.co/WkTRn0iPEF
We throw out 5.7 vapes every single second in the U.S. alone. Nathan Proctor breaks down why it's such a problem that we've replaced cigarette butts with disposable electronic products, adding to our growing e-waste problem. https://t.co/xI8nJo2b2P
How are AI chatbots that aren't safe for kids ending up in toys? @FrontierRJ breaks down what we found in our recent report "Not for Kids. Found in Toys." https://t.co/qUdsa4jrU1
“Researchers estimated that if UK grocers eliminated plastic packaging just for apples, bananas and potatoes, they could reduce food waste by more than 66,000 tons annually.”
https://t.co/3C2Z0t9mY3
Plastic pellets – sometimes called “nurdles” – are the building blocks of plastic production. And trillions are spilled into our environment every year. Take action by calling on your governor to limit plastic pellet pollution: https://t.co/o3qJDwr9vj
On Saturday, May 2nd, join volunteers around the world by going out and looking for plastic pellets in your nearby rivers, streams, wetlands, or ocean beaches.
Check out https://t.co/72jekBG0i8 to find an event near you or host your own!
Every year, trillions of plastic pellets enter our waterways.
They spill from trucks and trains, they’re lost during manufacturing, and sometimes, they’re intentionally dumped.
Tell your governor: Take action to stop plastic pellet pollution.
https://t.co/AhkzXJqpoE
Q: Can recycling solve our plastic pollution problem? We'll let our zero waste expert Celeste Meiffren-Swango take it from here.
Have a question you'd like answered? Drop us a comment or send us a DM and we'll ask one of our experts here at PIRG to give their take.
New Report w/ @uspirg Education Fund
We identified 5 of the most-used generic “#therapist” or “#psychiatrist” characters on https://t.co/mpWDjjIJat & had an open-ended conversation with each about #MentalHealth. The responses were extremely troubling
https://t.co/MdXMS7IP5z
My colleagues at @uspirg just put out a new report looking into the risks of using AI chatbots as mental health therapists. Scary stuff!
https://t.co/XE0HxvLcZs