...your car or switching from bottled soap to bar soap. To make things easier, the handy menu of popular alternatives to common single-use plastic items including decorations, sanitary items, bathroom...
...focus on the things I know I can succeed in doing and go from there.” The impact Plastic Free July has had on Lucie’s household (and beyond) Not only does...
From an office initiative to involving the community The Western Metropolitan Regional Council manages the waste and recycling on behalf of five member councils in Western Australia. They have always...
...infected by eating the coronavirus. We know the common soap or household disinfectant can kill the virus and so normal washing of dishes in hot water using detergent is likely...
...helping us to avoid single-use plastic” Use our social media tiles in the Resource Library below, or create your own posts, to let your customers and community know that you...
...Partners and Supporters Hundreds of businesses, local governments and community organisations participate in the Plastic Free July challenge each year. A number of those also partner with the Plastic Free...
...impact: A plastic free picnic brings people together around a common goal. It’s always good to start small – from little things, big things grow. Empowering people with the skills...
...rewarding as you use your creativity in every step. You may also want to consider stalls other than vendors. Many events have community groups come along too. Just be sure...
...of our time on cultivating grassroots groups and organizing actions at the local and state level. We know from social scientists that the tipping point — the point at which...
...at info@plasticfreejuly.org. We will investigate your complaint or request and respond within 30 days with a proposed resolution. 9.2 Complaints If you feel we have not properly dealt with a complaint,...