Posts tagged reusable bottles
Frank Green
Frank Green

Frank Green is not a person. It’s all about being frank about being green. Our planet has a waste crisis. it’s choking our oceans, endangering our animals, destroying our forests and threatening the future of humanity. Frank Green´s purpose is to stop the use of single-use plastic products.

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Klean Kanteen Australia
Klean Kanteen Australia

Back in 2002, there were no stainless steel water bottles for personal hydration, and the health and environmental issues linked to plastic use were not widely known. Seeing the issues early and clearly, Robert Seals, the inventor and founder of Klean Kanteen, began putting together the first prototype with things he bought at the local hardware store in Chico, California.

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S´well
S´well

Combining functionality with style, S´well´s insulated water bottles make it easy for you to live a more sustainable lifestyle free of single-use plastic. That was Sarah Kauss´s mission when she started Swell in 2010: to rid the world of single-use plastic bottles.

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