...Jeannie Richardson, embarked on their journey to be plastic free and zero-waste. They soon realised, though, that driving up to 45 minutes to do the weekly shop wasn’t a sustainable...
...solutions and resources. As a nation we’ve already made a great start by changing habits such as remembering to take reusable shopping bags and using containers to store food in...
...movie screenings and online forums across six continents From its beginnings in Western Australia in 2011, leading countries (in terms of participation) now include the USA, China, India, South Korea,...
...shopping. Participants didn’t stop buying coffee in plastic cups because businesses stopped selling them to us. Instead many of us saw plastic pollution caused by everyday items in our own...
...plastic pollution, and behaviour change in Australia, New Zealand, India, USA and the UK. She’s passionate about everything from inspiring international leaders to initiate change, through to working with communities...
...encourage shoppers to bring their reusable bags to the store. Buy or make some simple cloth produce bags If we can adjust to taking our cloth shopping bags to the...
...family members, and colleagues) to share the event on social media. There are event booking sites in many countries that allow community groups to set up online ticketing at little...
...Our badges can be used to promote your event. Only complete this form if you are running an event the public can attend (in person or online), not just if...
...plastic-free alternatives. There are also recipes available online for making your own. Taking the next steps Companies are starting to offer more and more plastic free alternatives to dental floss,...
...pads and liners are a popular choice, which are both durable and absorbent. There are a range of options available online or through select health retailers. Some pads come with...