Brummet's Conscious Blog

*  Today's article was submitted by author and business owner  Trent A. Romer . Trent has worked hard to shift his plastic bag manufacturing company  Clear View Bag Co ., Inc ( www.clearviewbag.com ) toward a more sustainable direction through a new vision of  Healthy Planet, Healthy People, Healthy Company .  His book  Finding Sustainability  details his journey to ultimately find sustainability in multiple places.  Visit  www.trentromer.com  for pictures and details about the book.   What’s your moment to push you toward sustainability? We had just finished a 20 mile bike ride through the Berkshire countryside.  It was a clear and cool spring day in 2018. A light jacket made our ride more comfortable even in the bright sun especially as we sped down hill. Rolling hills, small towns and open country roads made for the perfect getaway weekend for my wife and I.  We stayed in an historic hotel outside of Lenox MA. Our ...

* Today's article was submitted by author and business owner Trent A. Romer . Trent has worked hard to shift his plastic bag manufacturing company Clear View Bag Co ., Inc ( www.clearviewbag.com ) toward a more sustainable direction through a new vision of Healthy Planet, Healthy People, Healthy Company .  His book Finding Sustainability details his journey to ultimately find sustainability in multiple places.  Visit www.trentromer.com for pictures and details about the book.     What can you do to help limit ocean plastics? Drake’s Island is tucked between Wells and Kennebunkport on southern coast of Maine.  At high tide, the inlets, and surrounding tributaries backfill the waterways to isolate the land mass.   At low tide, the island feels like part of the mainland.    Tourists are often unaware of its existence as the turn off route 1 is not clearly marked.  A section of the road from the mainland to the island stretches across...

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