By late 2015 around 5,800 million tons of plastic waste had been generated, with 60% discarded to landfills or the natural environment, such as the oceans. According to the World Economic Forum, an estimated 8 billion tons of plastic are still being dumped into our oceans every year, most of which fragments into microplastic particles.
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Cape Town, August 23, 2020 – One large 1,000-liter bag brimming with polystyrene, three large 400-liter bags choc-a-bloc with pet bottles, five-80 liter bags overflowing with shoes and one bag bursting with bottle tops, straws and lollipop sticks. All the result of a couple of hours back-straining effort by 30 adult and young volunteers to help clean a heavily littered stretch in the mouth of Cape
... the elite players have each been given unique, individualised double-wall, stainless-steel water bottles from Swedish water brand Bluewater that marry top functional performance to keep drinks cold for up to 24 hours (or hot for 12 hours) with clean design aesthetics, rock solid green credentials, and a lifetime warranty.
R&A, som arrangerar AIG Women’s Open, förser spelarna i startfältet med en personlig Bluewater flaska med deras eget namn ingraverat för att uppmärksamma på behovet att minska användningen av engångsflaskor i plast som ofta hamnar i haven och som det tar hundratals år att bryta ner
... some plastics contain carcinogens and endocrine disruptors that Dr. Yvonne Mirpuri, one of Europe’s leading experts on the key role hormones play in regulating the systems of the human body, described as the ‘number one threat to humankind’.
