A reuse service provider wanted to show stadiums the difference in carbon emissions between reusable cups and aluminum cans. A Chart-Reuse case study.

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.

Upstream’s vision for reaching the “tipping point” where reuse services become a widespread, cross-sectional, intraoperative industry and an everyday utility.

We sat Recycling and Reuse down together to talk out their differences—and they learned quite a bit from each other.

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

The plan will make the South Rim at Grand Canyon National Park the first to eliminate nearly all single-use foodware.

How Upstream is working to take reuse to the next level.

Counter-arguments to the top four myths about why reuse is not a viable solution.