Upstream's Reuse Funding Tracker monitors incentives and grants that could be used to support projects related to source reduction of disposable packaging and foodware.

Reducing resource consumption and improving production processes can develop more resilient, equitable systems that prioritize long-term sustainability for the economy, people, and the environment. 

The importance of embedding reuse into climate action plans—and how measuring consumption-based emissions gives a far more accurate depiction of a municipality’s climate impact.

A conversation summary from the summer meeting of the Reuse Solutions Network.

Messaging strategies and talking points tailored to the four audience types that local advocates commonly target to promote reuse in food service.

A national pilot study on reusable foodware for healthier, more sustainable schools.

Students from a California high school wanted help convincing school administrators to replace the disposable bowl used in the cafeteria with a reusable one. With a little purchasing data and Chart-Reuse, we were able to show the impact of switching to reuse.

When city legislators required local data to consider Skip the Stuff legislation, a small community organization turned to Upstream for help. A Chart-Reuse case study.

Rethinking the supply chain for packaging must be a climate goal to put us on track to achieve net-zero emissions.