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Carbon Packaging refers to packaging systems and materials that incur carbon footprints. Most packaging methods use materials that generate a high carbon footprint, hence those who consider sustainability and the environment have come up with new terms as carbon neutrality, carbon positive packaging, carbon-negative packaging, and eco-friendly packaging. The pollution of our oceans with single-use plastics is one of the most concerning environmental issues facing our planet today. It is undeniable that decades of plastic use have added up to frightful consequences for our planet. At Fierce Hazel, we use no plastics in the packaging of our products.

Erick Wolfmeyer would be the first to tell you he can barely stitch a button on a shirt, but that hasn’t stopped him from making quilting into a fierce fine art.  For the past twenty years, he has been creating abstract works of fabric art. His goal is simple—envisioning quilts to inspire and endure for generations. He hopes his work offers his audience a “big experience, to lead them to something deep within, to help connect or reconnect them to something greater than themselves.”

The two fundamentals to all of Erick’s quilts—a commitment to preserve the tradition of hand quilting and a passion for color composition. Erick loves color, playing around with it, bending and shaping its tones and values. Quilts are a canvas that, for him, offer infinite possibilities.

Imagine a world where every individual, firm, company, corporate body, and governmental agency can reduce their carbon footprint no matter the business type! Carbon offsets usually directly support community-driven projects that protect and restore critical forests around the world. These forests, in turn, conserve biodiversity, sustain livelihoods for millions of people, help communities around the world build resilience to climate change, absorb carbon dioxide from the atmosphere, and help mitigate climate change globally.

Just invest more in carbon offset projects. They are practical and effective ways to address climate change and encourage the growth of renewable energy. By supporting carbon offset, you contribute to a more sustainable future by counterbalancing your personal carbon emissions, aka: "carbon footprint."  

In this video review, Project Caritas reviews two products by Fierce Hazel, a brand that makes Sustainable, Durable and Highly Functional bags by using Fabric Remnants and Factory Deadstock — the Evolution Convertible Backpack and the Echelon All-Conditions Ride Pouch.

Project Caritas is a charity YouTube Channel that donates 100% of ad revenue to charity organizations, non-profits and people in need around the world. The content on their channel is focused on reviewing sustainable products that are good for us and good for the planet, as well as products and organizations that go above and beyond to tackle major social problems

The best part about being a plant-based cyclist? Knowing that you’re treating mind, body, and planet well while remaining competitive. However, as a vegan athlete, you may not know exactly what to eat when training, or which foods offer incredible nutrition for long days out on the road.

The connection between performance and diet is, at this point, undisputed. Eating better aids muscle recovery, in turn getting you back on the road fitter, stronger, and feeling ready to spin the pedals again. So, it should come as no surprise that legions of cyclists are becoming vegan out of concern for bodily health, as plant-based diets are high in antioxidants and reduce inflammation. Food can be both a fuel source and medicine.