Comments on: Discover Your Victims and Enjoy Your Juice

By: Wake Up by Hans A Huseklepp, Karl Sjöstrøm, and Henning R. Nielsen » Yanko Design

Fri, 13 Nov 2009 08:02:23 +0000

[...] always enjoy a good cup of facts! What have a just drunk? You should always ask yourself that. Or what have I got the opportunity to drink, here? You’d [...]

By: Wake Up by Hans A Huseklepp, Karl Sjöstrøm, and Henning R. Nielsen » Yanko Design

Fri, 13 Nov 2009 08:02:23 +0000

[...] always enjoy a good cup of facts! What have a just drunk? You should always ask yourself that. Or what have I got the opportunity to drink, here? You’d [...]

By: blog.casase.it | se ciò che cerchi é sentirti a casa » Blog Archive » Bevi un caffè e risolvi il cambiamento climatico

Tue, 24 Mar 2009 06:38:01 +0000

[...] | YankoDesign | 0 commenti | caffè, ecologia, pausa, relax, tazza [...]

By: cf

cf — Fri, 13 Feb 2009 15:38:36 +0000

You can see something in the same way of this here: http://inet.sitepac.pt/CanecaCaldas.jpg or here: http://www.portugalnoseumelhor.com/pic.php?d=t&name=canecasdascaldas.jpg

and I believe this ones I show are made in a way much more ecological…

By: Eric

Eric — Sun, 07 Dec 2008 21:57:42 +0000

Agreed. Too many products marketed to people who don’t need the convincing. If this were a coffee shop that used these for “in house” drinks I think it would be better. But people won’t be like “I need to care more for this planet, Im going to buy these for myself to remind me of that for $X”

By: says

says — Wed, 03 Dec 2008 22:18:23 +0000

“Does it make sense to create more waste to “raise awareness?””

Interesting, I’m always thinking of that when I see these type products.
In Australia we have these re-useable bags you can by from the grocery, the purpose of these, so we don’t use a disposable bag from the clerk.
They are made in such a way they look like soft natural fibers, green in colour and have a lame slogan like “save the world one bag at time”. But in actual fact they are made from polypropylene! Which you may know would take a significant time longer to break down than a traditional bag which takes 10 – 20 years. The ‘green bag’ system does work in theory, but when people keep buying then because they changed the colour, it kind of defeats the purpose of the whole idea (again, my hat goes off to china).
Just to add – four or five ‘green bags’ can replace 520 plastic bags a year.

So in this case of the ‘green bags’, yes I agree with your comment. But it appears to me that products like the degree cup, would be bought only by people who already care?

–End rant