PUPR- We're helping schools and the enviorment at the same time.

08/13/2021

Sometimes I feel like the wool has been pulled over my generations eyes when it comes to what we can achieve…

08/08/2021

It’s estimated that if America could double its recycling it would be like removing 55 million cars from use!

We have a plan to make this happen! We estimate it would cost .25c per person in US to give the entire country world class recycling.

We need your help though, we are working to get our plan in front of powerful people to help make it happen but the struggle is real. We are a tiny startup with no benefactors, no prebuilt network, no voice, and no visibility. This is why we need your help!

08/06/2021

-I sent out a lot of invites today so I wanted to make a post to explain this page.

PUPR is a (start up) non-profit working to build a better recycling system starting in schools. There is good money in recycling when it is done correctly and that is what we are teaching and helping schools to do so they can get paid. This helps them and the environment at the same time!

We are currently working on a lot of things to make our goal happen and that includes winning support from you! By following and liking our page you can help us show benefactors and investors that we are doing something that people want and believe in.

Thank you,

(PS, if you do want to support us you can find the link to a Gofundme in the comments bellow).

08/06/2021

Here is a wonderful little article that skips right over long boring explanations and gets right to what the solutions are but, not how to implement them, that's the real problem. And it's the problem we have solved with our plan to build a better recycling system starting in schools.

They also point out how good American recycling could be if we reach 75% but, this needs to be of our total waste and not just what's in the recycling bin right now. -We think our system and plan can hit this mark and better.

The U.S. is not on the top 10 list of recycling countries from around the world. The GK team digs into the data to narrow down a few of the weakest links. Learn more!

07/24/2021

If you spend even a minute Googling recycling you'll be flooded with walls of articles like this '-Reycling's broken, what do we do?'

Well I'm here to tell you we have a solution to the problem and a plan to implement it! But, we need your help to raise funds so we can access grants and attract more investors.

Our solution is more than vacuuming up trash in the ocean and streets, we're building a self sustaining industry that pays for itself once it's up and running and will change the way that people think about their waste at the most important part of its life cycle, when it enters the waste bin. And when people think about their waste more at that time then they will also think more about it at the time of purchase.

Please come learn more about our solution here and how we are going to teach kids better, help schools, and clean up the environment all at the same time. (link in comments)

Most of what you put into the recycling bin doesn’t actually get recycled. Here’s why — and how we can do better.

07/19/2021

Our Gofundme is now live! But, we're not asking anyone to donate yet. I mean, if you share our vision please do though!

We started the GoFundme so we can share the core of our recycling plan for everyone to read. Be warned though, its not a short read. Because solving this problem in a meaningful & positive way is not a short solution. There is no box or contraption we're selling, we're not going to solve this problem by making more junk to throw away.

What we can do though is create a better system that helps us all in substantial ways.

PUPR is working to help schools get better funding and clean up the environ… Ryan Blazso needs your support for P.U.P.R. -People's Union Products & Recycling

06/28/2021

We are past the point of just rethinking recycling. Its time we act and build the recycling industry we've always thought we had.

If our current approach to recycling isn’t the best for the economy or the environment, why do we do it?