60% of our household waste is organic. Unlock this potential resource and learn techniques and best practices at our upcoming Organics Fair.
Interactive demo segments will engage mallgoers in trying their hand at the featured technologies.
See you there!
#OrganicsFair2023
Last January 6,we launched the celebration of #ZeroWasteMonth this January 2023 with a Flash Mob dance performance at Trinoma Activity Center, with
@ZeroWasteAsia, Ayala Malls TriNoma, & DENR-EMB NCR. The date also marked Refuse Single Use Day.
#RefuseSingleUse#GoforZeroWaste
Last January 6, we launched the celebration of #ZeroWasteMonth this January 2023 with a Flash Mob dance performance at Trinoma Activity Center, with @ZeroWasteAsia, Ayala Malls TriNoma, & DENR-EMB NCR. The date also marked Refuse Single Use Day.
#RefuseSingleUse#GoforZeroWaste
In celebration of the #RefuseSingleUse day and #ZeroWasteMonth, we are challenging everyone to post a picture of either reusable containers or disposable materials that your favorite food establishments are using/still using at present.
Inspired by the growing movt, @motherearthph & #JuanaZero are starting our 1st #CommunityPantry in Malabon, featuring condiments for refill & fresh produce by our waste workers from our community garden. In solidarity, while promoting #ZeroWaste as we try to #BreakFreeFromPlastic
Our waste workers are continuing to work for us. Here are 3 ways that you can help:
1. Reduce & segregate your waste
2. Support your local waste collectors. Food, masks & soap would be appreciated.
3. Support the waste workers in our Zero Waste communities too #GoForZeroWaste
Aside from our heroic healthcare workers, farmers, & supermarket staff, our waste workers are #FrontlinersToo.
#StayAtHome &
1. Reduce your waste. Try composting
2. Segregate
3. Offer any help
4. Maintain safe distance
5. Smile & thank them for their service.
#GoForZeroWaste
#StoryofPlastic world premiere is Oct 6th, at Mill Valley Film Festival. The long awaited film depicts the entire plastic life cycle from extraction to disposal, the communities affected along the way, & the global resistance to Big Plastic fighting back against an unjust system.
It's time to shift the narrative on plastic pollution! Stop putting all the blame on Asian countries already struggling w allocating scarce public money to manage waste produced by companies who earn BILLIONS$ annually
#BreakFreeFromPlastic#GoForZeroWaste#BeatPlasticPollution
Comparing data from cities and from beach cleanups, the same companies polluting our oceans with their problematic products and packaging are the same companies responsible for polluting our communities!
#BreakFreeFromPlastic#GoForZeroWaste#BeatPlasticPollution
These top companies together are responsible for more than 56% of all branded residual plastics, with 6 multinational companies (MNCs) responsible for a whopping 40%. It is imperative that these companies #BreakFreeFromPlastic to #BeatPlasticPollution#GoForZeroWaste
Almost 3/4 of these residual plastics are branded. Cities and national govts can and should ban plastic bags, polystyrene, etc but unless these companies #BreakFreeFromPlastic, we'll never be able to #BeatPlasticPollution.
#GoForZeroWaste
The results are out! These are the top 10 companies responsible for problematic products and packaging in several Philippine cities trying to #GoForZeroWaste. These cities won't be able to #BeatPlasticPollution unless these companies #BreakFreeFromPlastic!