passionate people who want to make a positive difference. our goal is to reduce the use of single-use plastics in Toronto and beyond! #breakfreefromplastic
We are proud to be apart of progress: https://t.co/AmbhlOeyLO there is much to be done, but it's a step in the right direction! #BreakFreeFromPlastic#PlasticsBan
We are happy to see that pressure from the public, including Sierra Club Canada members who sent countless messages to the government, has resulted in this ban also being applied to the export of these products.
More: https://t.co/tNumViYlfb #CDNpoli#CDNmedia#PlasticPollution
Here’s the plan 👇
✅ 2022: ban on the manufacture and import of these single use plastics
✅ 2023: ban on the sale
✅ 2025: ban on the export
Together these actions will eliminate more than 1.3 MILLION tonnes of plastic waste!
We're still focused on buying less - but great to see companies family taking a lead on the plastic crisis: @SamsungMobile The Galaxy S22 will use plastic from recycled fishing nets: https://t.co/ylOekUtKAa #BreakFreeFromPlastic#ActOnClimate
Since every river is unique, our #BubbleBarriers are custom made to fit different river types. Our engineer team is always working hard to deliver the most optimal and efficient system to capture the most #PlasticPollution. How to get one in your river?👉 https://t.co/K8CMF3QucM
Meet Mr Trash Wheel – and the other new devices that eat river plastic: https://t.co/CtBk5Xemqe #BreakFreeFromPlastic thanks for the innovation @Bubble_Barrier & share @guardian
Our survival depends on the health of our planet.
These are five critical threats to our future - and what we can do about them.
https://t.co/GwC8hVTTpE
#ClimateEmergency#Biodiversity
Enough fish to feed 33 million people is being taken from West African waters to be used as fishmeal in agriculture and aquaculture around the world.
This is devastating local communities in the area! Their voices must be heard.
#WorldOceansDay
https://t.co/c3UL5dyBYK
every day is World Oceans Day! #WorldOceansDay
1. Support legit causes
2. Significantly reduce your meat and fish consumption (me, I'm 90% plant based)
3. Volunteer for our planet!
Scenes in Sri Lanka where the cleanup continues after plastic pellets and toxic chemicals from a burning cargo ship have coated the country’s coastline in a nightmare mixture of microplastics, nitric acid, sodium hydroxide and other dangerous chemicals.
A global surplus of oil and demand for renewable energy is now driving #fossilfuel companies to seek out new sources of demand. Some see plastic as their best bet.
This month, we’re getting into plastics and #climatechange in our #ParleyAIR report 👉https://t.co/YkVL2sbXUV