A tiny 🦀 amongst #plasticpollution in Peru. Some crabs have begun to use #singleuseplastic wrappers as camouflage, adapting to the plastic surroundings we're suffocating in. 🤯 Click this link 👉https://t.co/u5FpiGRESJ to learn more 📸: Ernesto Benavides
And out of the 14% that do get recycled, they're often downcycled into low quality plastics that can't be recycled.
Join us and the #breakfreefromplastic movement as we conduct a global brand audit and hold corporate plastic polluters accountable!!
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We can't recycle our way out of this problem. The systemic solution is to stop the production of single-use plastics. #breakfreefromplastic https://t.co/BQQEXL8xZY
@Plastic_castaways keeping the inlets of Southeastern Connecticut clean.
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Thank you for being a steward for your beaches and sharing what you found! Your cleanup was automatically entered into our next giveaway by tagging #JustGrabBits
When you wash synthetic clothes, thousands of microscopic particles called microfibers wash out into the ocean where they're eaten by marine life. This is a microplastic pollution problem that doesn't get talked about because they're too small to be seen. https://t.co/mdpZMqxr0x
Did you know that black plastic, chip bags, polystyrene, and plastic bags are NOT accepted in Recology's blue recycling cart? Here are some #recycling do's and don't to help keep you recycling right. #recycleright#recycle
"Plastic’s prevalence in water and on the shorelines of beaches, lakes and rivers, means that it can, and often is, ingested by wildlife." #breakfreefromplastic https://t.co/vyzRSX8gvB
The electronics repair industry represents 60,000 small businesses that employ 175,000 people. #RepairWorks to give people economic opportunity doing a valuable service that’s good for the planet. We must protect our #RightToRepair https://t.co/twhfMplWam
Cleanup anywhere in the world, snap a picture or video of your findings and tag #JustGrabBits for a chance to win some amazing eco-friendly prizes!
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By washing clothes, we're doing irreparable damage to our #oceans!
“Our research team literally counted these tiny fibres and discovered that actually up to 17M may be released in every wash,” says Maria Westerbos, director of Plastic Soup Foundation. https://t.co/wso5IzrM3j