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My search for compostable Ziplocs shows the huge branding problem for sustainable products

SC Johnson says it’s made a huge breakthrough in making a compostable Ziploc bag. But just try to buy one.

My search for compostable Ziplocs shows the huge branding problem for sustainable products

250 organizations are joining forces to end plastic waste

Through a new pledge organized by the Ellen MacArthur Foundation, PepsiCo, Unilever, H&M, and more will team up with governments to boost recycling and end the flow of plastic into oceans.

250 organizations are joining forces to end plastic waste

Innovation By Design

The Golden Rondelle, Space-Age Hit Of 1964

Go back in time, on the 50th anniversary of the 1964 World’s Fair, to the making of this flying saucer-like pavilion for SC Johnson.

The Golden Rondelle, Space-Age Hit Of 1964

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Impact

Apple just bought the first-ever batch of carbon-free aluminum

This T-shirt uses your body heat to generate electricity

Fast Company’s Impact section is looking for a staff writer

Creativity

One horny Netflix tweet and we’ve officially hit peak Brand Twitter

How a bonkers horror indie about a murderous red dress became a clever satire of consumerism

Netflix’s ‘Astronomy Club’ is an A+ sketch show skewering Hollywood’s “C+” on race

Co.Design

This is the world’s most satisfying, or infuriating, clock

This indigenous design is being returned after a century away

This airline is replacing millions of single-use cups with tasty edible ones

Work Life

How to draw the line between preparation and procrastination

4 things you should do if you want to cut back on your meeting time

How to get out of the weeds and make time for big-picture thinking