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Davis Burns is a sustainability leader focusing on people and behaviour, providing answers that address climate change concerns in the home and workplace. This website provides information on sustainable products and services. David Burns has his eyes firmly on the horizon, testing the latest sustainable ideas and providing strategy to optimise projects.
David Burns is an active NSC member of the Rocky Mountain Institute.
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I love my KeepCup. I take it on business or just meeting a friend at the local cafe. My KeepCup is made from pure materials and helps me to do my part to minimise landfill waste. Michael at Manly's FusionPoint Cafe always cracks a smile when he sees me with it.
Lovers of coffee now have a fantastic alternative to the recycled cardboard takeaway cup that ends up in council managed bins. It's called a KeepCup and it can travel with you wherever you go.
My well-travelled KeepCup has been to the following cities and done its small part to help me achieve one of my seven steps of sustainability and lessen landfill waste.
1. San Francisco - 2009
2. Pheonix - 2009
3. Hanoi - 2010
4. Maldives 'W' resort - 2010
5. Singapore - 2010
6. Heron Island - 2010
7. Manly Beach regular every morning.
What I love about my KeepCup is its fantastic design, great feel, and has a simple labeling band to help the barista remember my order.
Question? Have you got a KeepCup, and if so, where have you taken it too?
David Burns is a sustainability advisor and analyst, www.sustain450.com.au
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