The world goes through hundreds of billions of single-use coffee cups every year—and most aren’t recycled. So major coffee chains’ switch to paper cups is a good step, right? Not quite.

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the research found that the traditional paper filter for coffee has the highest carbon footprint. This method requires the greatest quantity of coffee powder to produce a cup of coffee at average ...

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Are you drinking your coffee in a paper cup? As per research, exposure to hot liquid for just 15 minutes can make plastic-coated disposable paper cups release thousands of tiny plastic particle.

Ditch the disposable for a reusable coffee cup that will save you money while protecting the planet. Our editors and experts handpick every product we feature. We may earn a commission from your ...

If you're in Toronto, you can now toss your disposable coffee cups and fountain drink cups in the blue bin, thanks to a new pilot that launched this week. This comes after years of confusion ...