Go Green Games Feature Recycled Wood and Plastic Bags
Meghan Young — January 9, 2011 — Eco
References: buygogreengames
Game night has just become much more environmentally-friendly thanks to Go Green Games. Classic games such as checkers, Jenga, horseshoes and more have been constructed out of recycled wood and plastic bags.
Conceived by Texas-based deck-builder Peter Toomey, Go Green Games was inspired by the amount of deck wood and plastic bags discarded during his day job. For every game built, 31 plastic bags are kept out of landfills.
Conceived by Texas-based deck-builder Peter Toomey, Go Green Games was inspired by the amount of deck wood and plastic bags discarded during his day job. For every game built, 31 plastic bags are kept out of landfills.
Trend Themes
1. Eco-friendly Gaming - Opportunity to create more eco-friendly game options using recycled materials.
2. Sustainable Recreation - Increasing demand for sustainable recreation products like eco-friendly board games.
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Industry Implications
1. Toy and Game Manufacturing - Potential for toy and game manufacturers to incorporate recycled materials into their production processes.
2. Eco-friendly Product Manufacturing - Increased demand for eco-friendly products, such as recycled board games, creating opportunities for manufacturers in this sector.
3. Sustainability Services - Opportunity for sustainability service providers to help game manufacturers transition to using recycled materials for their products.
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