...book “Zero Waste Home” and participating in the Plastic Free July challenge, Perth Hills residents, Amanda Welschbillig and Jeannie Richardson, embarked on their journey to be plastic free and zero-waste....
...Australia has demonstrated their commitment to a healthier, more sustainable world by working with Plastic Free July as a Plastic Free Supporter. Through their support BRITA are part of the...
...from our network to provide further information and resources as well as connecting people to organisations in their area. Many of them are featured in our book Plastic Free: The...
...Together, as a global community, we are making a real difference. Measured impact The reach and impact of Plastic Free July® combines to deliver significant effects on reducing global waste....
...75 million blueys underpads are discarded worldwide, contributing up to 1,950 tonnes of landfill waste. To coincide with global Plastic Free July commitments in 2022, staff from SMHS kicked off...
...it is possible to reuse gift wrap. The recycled packing paper, which often comes with online orders, is good for wrapping (and free!). It can be decorated with ink stamps...
...areas for improvement. And so, Plastic Free July was born. Gaining momentum with plastic free events After successfully avoiding single-use plastic that month, the WMRC continued the initiative the following...
...with Plastic Free July. ‘The Plastic Free July message coming from everywhere helps us to reinforce our message,’ Arifa said. ‘Our campaigns are always well received in July because of...
...zero waste or the “free” in plastic free, we can achieve the goal of Plastic Free July—to consume less single-use plastic. Start with the Top Four Single-Use Plastics You’ll find...
...blowing in the breeze is a reminder of how nature can help make household jobs better for our health and happiness. Swapping breakable plastic pegs for durable metal clothing pegs...