App Pack | These Apps Will Make You a Better Human (Environmentally Speaking)
Released on 04/14/2016
[Narrator] So you're worried about your impact
on the environment.
Maybe you just want to recycle more
or eat more thoughtfully.
And good for you!
These handy apps can help.
First, take a look at GoodGuide.
It cuts through a brand's slick marketing
to reveal their products true impacts.
Just scan a barcode to see the effects
the product has on the environment and
even on the community where it's manufactured.
Over fishing is devastating our oceans.
But with the Monterey Bay Aquarium's seafood watch,
you can make sure you're not part of the problem.
Search their database for a particular fish.
And see what businesses in your areas sell it
or serve it sustainably.
These days water is also a scarce resource.
With Virtual Water, you can see exactly
how much H two O it takes to produce the
food in your fridge, from produce to pork.
Curious why that burger requires so much water?
This app has the answer.
Don't you dare throw those batteries or
construction materials in the trash.
RecycleNation will find recycling centers near you.
It will even guide you to specific facilities
based on what items they accept.
There's also a log that displays what resources,
your recycling efforts saved.
Lastly, we have Green Kitchen.
It's the app for vegans and vegetarians
or just those of you looking to dabble.
Explore delectable recipes from Chia Fresca
to a savory Tomato Crumble.
Useful and easy to use.
So now you can brag about your sustainable
diet just like a good vegan would.
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