Take Your Coffee Anywhere

If there’s one thing that I really love, it is coffee. I could drink coffee all day long and I was drinking it before the hipsters came in and took it for themselves. While I love coffee, it is one of those things that you need to be very careful with. Not only can coffee come from parts of the world where the farmers are not treated with dignity, but it can also be a terrible strain on the environment through all of the waste generated by the coffee industry. Of course, you always want to make sure that you’re getting fairly traded coffee from places that take a holistic approach to coffee agriculture, but what to do about all the waste? There are a lot of options out there for people looking to lessen their impact without lessening their daily caffeine intake.

The I Am Not a Paper Cup travel mug is a great example of how you can generate much less waste with your coffee habit. This takes the concept of a travel mug and changes it around a bit to fit more into modern sensibilities. One of the things that people love about the disposable mugs at coffee shops is the way they are designed. They are very simple, very neat, and they are very easy to clean. This is something that has been applied to this type of reusable coffee cup. Not only will it fit in all of the same cup holders that a regular disposable cup will, but it is also much easier to clean than most other reusable coffee mugs that use oddly complex mechanics just to dispense coffee. This means you won’t ever have to spend a half hour scrubbing into the cracks and crevices of your coffee mug lid.

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Jared Skye is an environmental scientist and author of sustainability and self-sufficiency themed media.