Plastic Free July is designed to help people reduce their use of single-use plastics and improve recycling practices.

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Plastic is everywhere, and it’s never been a better time to replace your plastic kitchen tools with safer alternatives. Shop ...

Heading into the grocery store, without remembering to bring your reusable bags, you may be forced to pay the 5 cent per bag tax for that forgetfulness. As you rack up your bag use tally, you may ...

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