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First ever global commitment to tackling single use plastic
This week saw the first ever global commitment by national governments towards curtailing the surging consumption of single-use plastics.
Tackling marine pollution with the ‘Fine to Flush’ standard
Plastic pollution and littering from ‘flushable’ wet wipes is on the rise. That’s where Water UK’s ‘Fine to Flush’ symbol comes in!
Scotlands first international marine conference
City to Sea attends Scotlands first ever International Marine Conference, which brought together representatives from more than 10 nations.
International women’s day and period power!
This International Women’s Day we’re calling on women and girls across the globe to go plastic-free with their periods.
Don’t let the government bottle it with the deposit return scheme
This week, the Government revealed a new consultation on the proposed Deposit Return Scheme. Help make sure we get a solution to plastic pollution.
Disposable nappies
Disposable nappies can take more than 500 years to break down, and even then it breaks down into microplastics. Find out how to change your nappy habits.
Incontinence pads
All big-brand, disposable incontinence pads and pants have a high single-use plastic content, but you can find reusable options.
Wales led the way with the plastic bag charge, will they do the same for the latte levy?
City to Sea are calling on the Welsh Government to introduce a point-of-sale fee (or tax) on all single-use coffee cups, the latte levy.
The low-down on plastic – EU and UK laws
Here’s a rundown of where we’re at with plastic legislation in the EU and the UK as of 2018. Expect some good news, and some reality checks for 2019.