Sentences with phrase «paper coffee cups»

Another possibility is to pour the cooked stock into environmentally friendly paper coffee cups.

I mix my paint up in large volumes in paper coffee cups; it's almost like a small can of paint.

In the café areas in each building, paper coffee cups read:

Hoarders tend to be emotional; they attach sentimental value to most of their belongings, even used paper coffee cups or outdated calendars.

Guess how many paper coffee cups are used in the US annually?

The Betacup project sponsored by Starbucks is the first example of successful «social co-creation» — it resulted in over 10,000,000 media impressions, with 430 submissions and a soon - to - be-launched in - store trial to eliminate paper coffee cups.

Ground - breaking processes including the recycling of carbon fibre and paper coffee cups have seen James Cropper claim an Innovation Excellence Award, supported by the Technology Strategy Board.

At my company, we were given glass coffee mugs to save on the paper coffee cups.

I've decided to try four things to reduce my own carbon foot - print and be more eco-friendly: When grocery shopping, choose food and beverage products with renewable packaging Take shorter showers Bike or walk whenever possible Swap your paper coffee cup for a mug These are simple things that I knew I could do, and by sharing... [Read more...]

Known for her intricate, site - specific installations that incorporate common materials — painter's tape, paper coffee cups, bits of paper, plastic zip ties, string — to create exuberant architectural tornados, Sze subdues the storm to a deep breath in her first solo exhibition in the Philadelphia area.

Recent solo exhibitions include: Be-ThenChinge at GAO Gallery, London (2018); Fish and Shrine Sculptures, Troy Town Art Pottery, London (2017); A Paper Coffee Cup Thinking Of A Cigarette, Fat Relic, London (2017).

Paper coffee cups will be collected and combined with old corrugated cardboard (OCC) for recycling.

Other potentially non-recyclable materials to look out for are coffee capsules (coffee grounds are a contamination risk, and capsules are often too small to process), plastic bottles with residual product (e.g. a half - filled shampoo bottle), and paper coffee cups (most are lined with a thin layer of plastic, which is difficult to recycle).

For your workplace: Scrap plastic foam or paper coffee cups and replace them with ceramic coffee mugs.