Technological advances seen in consumer products over recent decades has meant that people get better functionality and greater value out of the products they buy. But if those products are disposable then the problem that comes along with that is that these products are assembled in a way that makes them both increasingly prone for environmental pollution and much more difficult to have them broken down. The fact that plastic is around for nearly forever and doesn’t break down much if at all over time has been an issue for us for generations, but the matter of dealing with single-use consumer products has grown in scope now. Collectively we need to be better with how we manage the volume of these types of products that are being thrown out by hundreds of thousands of households in Canada every day. And we’re talking about the types of stuff that nearly everyone uses for personal hygiene, as… Read More

