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Don’t believe the wipe
‘Don’t Believe the Wipe’ is part of a year-long campaign being run by City to Sea to reduce the number of wipes and sanitary items being flushed.
seb polly planet and their ocean quest launch on world environment day
Michelle Cassar launches her first children’s book today, for World Oceans Day: Seb and Polly Planet on their Ocean Quest for solutions to plastic pollution
Refill at the responsible investor europe conference
Our sustainability investing partner of City to Sea and supporting partner of Refill, Robeco, will attend the Responsible Investor Europe Conference.
All plastic cotton buds banned after successful switchthestick
We are today celebrating the news that the British Government is completely banning plastic cotton buds, stirrers and straws. #switchthestickcampaign
Daisy reviews THINX
A City to Sea volunteer Daisy reviews THINX period pants a try and reports back on this increasingly popular product for managing your period…plastic free!
If you care about climate breakdown, you should care about plastics
If you care about climate breakdown You should care about plastics More than once I’ve heard...
Government urged not to flood schools with single use plastic period products months after challenging schools to go plastic free
City to Sea have today written to the Government urging that sure that all period products purchased will be plastic-free disposables or reusable products.
Bioplastics
The issue of bio-plastics is complicated – compostable bioplastics have been touted as the solution to single-use plastic. Turns out, it’s not that simple.
You spoke on our petition, will Government listen?
Today we handed in our petition with over 37,000 signatures, calling for government to only send plastic-free period products into schools!