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How to reduce your coffee-related waste Are single-use coffee pods sentencing you to sustainability purgatory? Coffee pods may not be as bad for the environment as you think. Sure, single-use pods create a lot of waste. But studies comparing the...

There are less aggressive but equally effective options than rock salt to keep your walkways free of ice Wednesday’s Nor’Easter pummeled the region with snow, ice and rain –  much of which is now frozen solid to our roadways and...

The Delco convenience store chain is leaving the decision up to customers. Wawa now has two options for its coffee drinkers’ stirring needs – plastic and bamboo. This news was an exciting victory for local father and son, Douglas Capper...

“I frequent local coffee shops, which makes me question. Can you recycle coffee cup lids?”  -Conscious Coffee Consumer If you’re like me, you’ve got one big vice: caffeine. I’ve got a coffee problem, but of all my problems it’s definitely...

Franny Lou’s Porch is opening as a coffee & tea house in fall 2014 in the East Kensington Neighborhood (19125). They're creating a space open to engage in activism, cultural awareness and advocacy. Did we mention they'll be organic and natural, too?

Ever wonder how your caffeine craving stacks up against your carbon footprint? Fear not eco-conscious coffee lovers, Philly has a number of coffeehouses and roasters who are local and sustainably-minded too! Here’s a quick list of Philly’s conscious java spots for you.

Is running to Wawa or Starbucks for morning coffee a part of your daily routine? If so, bring your own reusable mug with you. You'll avoid wasting