Tomorrow is World Conservation Day! This day, celebrated annually on July 28th, is all about raising awareness of the importance of conservation and sustainability. It's a reminder of our collective responsibility to protect our planet and ensure that future generations can enjoy it just as much as we do.
At Waka, we're proud to be joining the movement for a better planet and striving for change. We're aware that processing coffee and tea requires a significant amount of water and resources, and that's why we're committed to giving back through our "Add Water, Give Water" program. With every purchase, we donate a portion of our profits to support clean water initiatives in developing countries throughout Africa, Asia, and South America. So join us in celebrating World Conservation Day and let's work together to make a positive impact on our planet!
Let's all take a moment to appreciate the beauty of our planet and commit to making a difference. Whether it's reducing our carbon footprint, supporting sustainable practices, or simply being mindful of our daily habits, every little bit counts!
Now, onto some news of the week...
Blogs and Recipes
Vanilla Latte With Coffee Ice Without Espresso
Create a refreshing vanilla latte right in the comfort of your own home using our delicious instant coffee. It's easy as 1-2-3!
Single-serve and disposable coffee is convenient but we often forget to consider the impact they have on the world and the environment. But we can change that.
In a bold and creative move, a coffee shop in Murrells Inlet has undergone a daring transformation, now welcoming customers to a fantastical realm of coffee delights as 'Barbie Baristas.'
Weekly News
Free Home Cooling with no AC – Five Ways
It's hot these days. Here are the five common sense ways for home cooling with no AC.
The more you install, the cheaper it gets': Wind and solar to produce 33% of global power by 2030
Wind and solar projects are on track to account for more than a third of the world's electricity by 2030, a report by the Rocky Mountain Institute (RMI) said on Thursday.
Deforestation in Brazil's Amazon drops 34% in first half 2023
Deforestation in Brazil's Amazon fell 34% in the first half of 2023, preliminary government data showed on Thursday, hitting its lowest level in four years as President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva institutes tougher environmental policies.
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