אנחנו שמנו לעצמנו מטרה, להיות חלק מהשינוי, חלק מהפתרון ולהוביל דרך באורח חיים ידידותי לסביבה, על מנת שכולנו נוכל להנות מעתיד ירוק וטוב יותר.
משבר האקלים כבר ממש כאן, ואנחנו בעיקר יודעים מה אנחנו לא אמורים לעשות. אבל מה אנחנו כן יכולים?
אז החלטנו להיות חלק מהפתרון, ואנחנו עושים את זה בדרך הכי
כיפית שאפשר, כי בנינו, מה יותר כיף לשמור על הסביבה עם גלידה? 😉 יאללה, מצטרפים ?
•Bring a reusable bottle with you out to avoid having to buy a plastic bottle
•Either avoid a straw entirely or use a reusable metal or bamboo straw to avoid using a plastic straw
•Bring reusable shopping bags when you go grocery shopping to avoid single-use plastic bags
•Bring tupperware when going to eat out to avoid unnecessary plastic takeout containers
•Bring reusable utensils when going to eat takeout food to avoid plastic cutlery
•Purchase glass containers rather than plastic for products like milk cartons and soda bottles
•Use bar soap rather than liquid soap in plastic packaging
•Buy clothes secondhand
•Sweden is ranked as the most environmentally friendly country in the world. It maintains this rank by having the highest usage of renewable energy, with a majority of energy supplied by sustainable sources. Sweden also has the lowest carbon dioxide emissions, accomplished in part by the utilization of urban farming, recycling systems, and electric buses.
•Switzerland is recognized as a top recycler in the world, working to achieve sustainable development goals while also maintaining an efficient waste management program and preserving water.
•The far majority of Norway’s electricity is generated by renewable means, mainly through hydroelectricity. Norway is also efficient at recycling and composting, as the nation works to reduce emissions with electric transportation and renewable energy sources.
•Japan has a strong focus on recycling with one of the most productive recycling systems in the world while also striving for certain sustainability-related goals in the future.
•Finland emphasizes the importance of preserving nature and wildlife. Additional sustainability efforts in Finland include banning coal generators and generating much of their power through sustainable means.
•Take 3 For The Sea recognizes the harm that throw away culture has on the planet. They believe that continuing on this path is not livable. Hoping to combat this issue, the organization encourages people to pick up and dispose of 3 pieces of trash when leaving the beach. Additionally, they work to educate people on the threat of pollution, striving to inspire people to participate in their environmental activism.
•4ocean seeks to end the ocean’s plastic crisis by using business for good and through individual action. While 4ocean removing debris from the ocean, they also work to educate people about the problems with plastic, seeking to stop the overreliance on the single use of plastics. Annually, 4ocean collects millions of pounds of debris from waterways around the world in places like Guatemala, Bali, Haiti, and Florida.
•Determined to prevent global temperature rise of 2 degrees, WeForest seeks to remove carbon dioxide from the atmosphere. They hope to accomplish this by reaching their goal of conserving or restoring 100 million trees by 2024. Operating in 12 countries, WeForest collaborates with NGOs, communities, and local groups to repair the land, already having 47 million trees conserved or restored.
•Sea Shepherd seeks to protect ocean life by working with governments to elevate their ability to carry out their nation’s laws. Also, Sea Shepherd aids law enforcement to arrest vessels that engage in illegal, unreported, and unregulated fishing and further prosecute them for their illegal abuse of marine life. Contributing to this change has allowed Sea Shepherd to be a part in reducing crime taking place at sea and assisting struggling fish populations.
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While paper straws are frequently regarded as much better for the environment, this is not necessarily true. Although paper straws eventually biodegrade, they are not a completely green alternative to plastic straws. The energy required to produce paper straws is greater than the energy used to produce plastic straws, making them much more harmful than many may believe. An alternative to both of these products could be reusable straws, edible straws, or avoiding straw usage all together.
Wind turbine in Sweden
Waste disposal in Switzerland
Edible cutlery decreases reliance on single-use plastic cutlery. Eating your utensil after usage decreases trash and overall waste. The edible cutlery also requires less energy to produce, making them a more sustainable option to its plastic counterparts. Edible cutlery is safe for consumption, eliminating the threat of chemical exposure as seen with plastic cutlery usage. Opting into using edible cutlery does not mean forgoing the sturdy nature of plastic cutlery. Edible cutlery is both strong and usable with all kinds of foods and temperatures.
Participants engage in a beach cleanup
Sea Shepherd vessel patrolling the seas
"Agala Shel Cafe," located in ______ has delicious “Goodish” coffee cups to eat after enjoying this tasty coffee.
"Anita Gelato" in Neve Tzedek, Sarona, and Florentin serve our tasty “Goodish” spoons along with their scrumptious ice cream.
“Goodish” spoons can also be found at "Buza Ice Cream" in Kiryat Tivon to accompany this freshly made ice cream.
"Klyat Bereshit" in Tel Aviv serves awesome “Goodish" edible cups and stirrers to enjoy after finishing their lovely coffee.
"Chez Chantal," located in Tel Aviv, offers “Goodish” cups and stirrers to go along with their fresh coffee.
"PlantX," a plant-based market and cafe in Tel Aviv, will serve you “Goodish” cups with their delicious coffee.
"Makom Lashevet" in Kabri has both edible “Goodish” spoons and cups available to enjoy with ice cream and coffee.
”Goodish” straws can be found at "Flores Cocktails" in ________ to sip on a tasty cocktail.
"Illusion" ice cream in Hod Hasharon pairs perfectly with the “Goodish” edible spoons when enjoying this sweet ice cream.
"Arte," located on Nahalat Binyamin street in Tel Aviv, serves “Goodish” spoons with the many unique flavors that this store has to offer.
Far north in Sde Nehemia, "Galileto" ice cream goes nicely with the “Goodish” edible spoons.
In Tel Aviv, "Casa de Acai" lets you blend Brazilian acai bowls with “Goodish” edible spoons.
Located in the heart of Tel Aviv, "Jusa Cold Pressed" has delicious acai bowls that can be enjoyed with “Goodish” edible spoons.
"Bana" uses the “Goodish” vegan edible apple straws which go perfectly with their vegan menu.
“Double Standard” in Tel Aviv features the “Goodish” spoon with one of their signature cocktails.
“Goodish” straws can be enjoyed at “Perla Bar” with their delicious drinks.
