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'I Am a Plastic Bag' is made from recycled single-use plastic bottles

Inhabitat - Innovation

Following the sold-out success of “I Am Not a Plastic Bag” in 2007, designer brand Anya Hindmarch has launched a new product, called "I Am a Plastic Bag" aimed at recycling single-use plastic and leaving behind a net-zero carbon footprint from production.

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Navigating the ban on single-use plastics

Envirotec Magazine

By Samantha Osborne, Commercial lawyer at national law firm Freeths With the ban on single use plastics now here, businesses must ensure that they understand the regulations and take steps to mitigate the impact the ban might have on their day-to-day activities. Image credit: Marco Verch Professional Photographer , CC BY 2.0

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‘I Am a Plastic Bag’ is made from recycled single-use plastic bottles

AGreenLiving

Following the sold-out success of “I Am Not a Plastic Bag” in 2007, designer brand Anya Hindmarch has launched a new product, called “I Am a Plastic Bag”, aimed at recycling single-use plastic and leaving behind a net-zero carbon footprint from production. Anya Hindmarch Images via Anya Hindmarch.

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‘I Am a Plastic Bag’ is made from recycled single-use plastic bottles

AGreenLiving

Following the sold-out success of “I Am Not a Plastic Bag” in 2007, designer brand Anya Hindmarch has launched a new product, called “I Am a Plastic Bag”, aimed at recycling single-use plastic and leaving behind a net-zero carbon footprint from production. Anya Hindmarch Images via Anya Hindmarch.

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Why are toothbrushes so hard to recycle?

AGreenLiving

Researchers studying Cocos Keeling Islands — 6 square miles of uninhabited land 1,300 miles off Australia’s northwest coast — found 373,000 toothbrushes among the mountains of plastic debris. Reading studies like this makes almost any thinking person wonder why we can’t recycle toothbrushes.

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Report details progress with four trailblazing circularity projects, one year on

Envirotec Magazine

The £1 million fund was made possible by the sales of 10p plastic bags through the John Lewis Partnership. The project has provided in-depth knowledge about the environmental impacts of footwear manufacturing methods and material innovations, plus how to design for better end of life recycling.

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How the UK became a 'bright spot' in the battle to tackle the world's food waste mountain

Business Green

He stressed that "significant progress is being made", noting that the UK has cut its food waste by 27 per cent since 2007 while hundreds of companies are doing their part. Beyond food waste, WRAP this week also published the results of its latest annual survey of UK households attitudes to recycling. The WRAP report and Champions 12.3

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