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This month is Plastic Free July, an initiative by the Plastic Free Foundation that works towards a world free of plastic waste. By making simple swaps, examining your current processes, and auditing your current waste, businesses can get involved and make a difference! Learn how here: 👇 https://buff.ly/2FJtaz6
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Both we at 🌱 TIPA and businesses like yours know how vital packaging is. Yet, we all also acknowledge the environmental harm caused by conventional plastic packaging. That's where our compostable packaging comes in: designed to be in harmony with nature, it fully biodegrades post-use, leaving zero waste. Learn all about it here>> https://lnkd.in/dvUkECPE
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NEW RESEARCH: Every minute, more than one million plastic bottles of water are sold around the world. And given that the United States only recycles six percent of plastics, most of these bottles end up in landfills – where they take up to a millennium to degrade or end up polluting our land and waterways. We shouldn’t and can’t continue like this, especially since plastic water bottles increase our reliance on climate-destroying fossil fuels! Instead of allowing corporations to bottle our natural resources for profit, we need to halt corporate abuses of water, stop new bottled water facilities, enforce plastic waste management and back up all of these efforts by funding public water infrastructure through legislation like the WATER Act. Learn more here: https://fwwat.ch/49vAAm2
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Also a way to solve the problem…
New York’s water and parks are full of plastic waste. But litterbugs aren’t the problem, according to New York Attorney General Letitia James. It’s the company that puts so many plastic bottles and packages into world, PepsiCo — the maker of Pepsi, Mountain Dew, Lay’s chips and dozens of other brands. Too often, conversations around environmental protection focus on the individual: What you, specifically, can do to reduce waste, improve recycling or otherwise save the environment. But James and others are making the case that the companies that rely on increasing sales of single-use plastics are the ones responsible, not individual shoppers.
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DID YOU KNOW? Choosing water packaged in PET plastic is more environmentally friendly than choosing water packaged in aluminum, paperboard cartons, and glass. How so? In addition to being 100% recyclable, PET bottled water containers also have the lowest greenhouse gas emissions compared to those other packaging types. Learn more: bit.ly/3rw8BRU
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As #PlasticFreeJuly wraps up, what plastic did you cut down on during the last month? I've avoided single use coffee cups, and bought meat from the butcher (paper wrapped) instead of grocery stores (plastic and styrofoam). Are you unsure of where to start? Ocean Wise's Plastic Free July tips page has a list of small actions you can take to reduce your #plasticfootprint. https://lnkd.in/gnGA5vXZ
Plastic Free July - Ocean Wise
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Bring systemic change through a holistic approach tackling plastic pollution across the whole plastics value chain, focusing on prevention rather than cure, and providing effective solutions. https://lnkd.in/gVmRaDpk
Break Free From Plastic | The global movement envisioning a future free from plastic pollution.
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Innovative solutions can handle even the most pervasive materials into usable products, while cleansing the environment
Only a third of the 18 billion cigarettes smoked daily are disposed of properly. The World Economic Forum has launched the Global Plastic Action Partnership to make sure commitments to reduce plastic waste are put into action. Learn more: https://ow.ly/gShe50QulSp TerraCycle
