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...‘opt in’ for lids for takeaways, straws, cutlery, sauce sachets to help everyone else in your community to choose to refuse single-use plastic as well. When it comes to our...
...Plibersek said. In Australia alone, we use more than one million tonnes of plastics each year. The national plastics recycling rate is just 12.4%. We cannot recycle our way out...
In June 2011, the Plastic Free July challenge was born from a simple question: ‘I’m going to go plastic free next month. Who wants to join me?’ Our founder, Rebecca...
...make a difference by finding creative and adaptable ways to reduce their single use plastic, even during the COVID-19 pandemic. Many highlights so far have included people making simple changes...
What you can do Host events to engage the local community and empower them to refuse single-use plastics. How you can do it Planning a plastic free workshop, talk, or...
...reduce plastic waste in your school. There are ideas to help you get started including getting others onboard, resources for teachers to use in the classroom, things for families to...
...of photos and share them on social media. Be sure to use the @plasticfreejuly handle. Taking the next steps: If you’re supplying food and drinks, think about how you can...
What can you do Choose to refuse pre-packaged meat, fish and deli products, particularly those sold on polystyrene trays How can you do it It’s worth shopping around for a...
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