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Harmful plastics and what we can do to avoid them

Harmful plastics and what we can do to avoid them

A recent article published by Parley explained how plastic pollution is a global health crisis and it affects women in ways that we are only just beginning to understand. Here are the main take-aways that Parley AIR suggests for limiting plastic consumption and use: 

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Brighton Beach Clean

Yesterday on Sunday 11th April we did our first beach clean of the year! We rallied up some troops and took to Brighton beach to pick up the litter in a socially-distanced fashion.

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Up-cycle your used Aquapax cartons!

This week, we have made a tiktok series on how to reuse and up-cycle our water cartons in a sustainable way! Below are the ideas we came up with, you can watch the videos we created on our tiktok

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World Health Day 2021

Today is World Health Day and the World Health Organisation has chosen this year's campaign to be "building a fairer, healthier world".

We asked Aquapax founder Neil to ping us a paragraph on building a fairer, healthier world:

Changing any established system with an intention of creating a fairer or healthier outcome, begins with a desire for that ‘better’ outcome. 

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Sugar cane caps for the win!

Did you know our caps are made out of sugar cane? Our bio- and plant-based caps are made from polythene and produced from sugar cane. The caps are made from renewable plant material without limiting the advantages of plastic based caps. 

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The rise and fall of single-use plastic water bottles

Despite the efforts to abolish single-use plastic bottles, the rates of recycling are depressingly low. In 2016, less than half of single-use plastic water bottles were recycled and only 7% were recycled into new bottles. 

It is necessary to find alternatives to single-use plastic bottles.

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