by Genevieve Wakutz | Jan 29, 2021 | Education, Environment
Lately in the news, we’ve heard that microplastics are everywhere – in our food, in our environment, and even in snow falling from the sky. But one of the more common places to find microplastics is a beach. Though plastic is recycled, landfilled, or incinerated, a...
by Plastic Oceans Canada | Dec 17, 2020 | Environment, Foundation News
An interview with the founders of MyPlasticDiary, an exciting new tool that helps people reduce their plastic footprint. A few weeks ago, we came across an exciting new tool that could be a game changer for people trying to reduce their plastic footprint. We are...
by Viktorija Zenkova | Nov 12, 2020 | Environment
Single-use products have been causing a nightmare for the trash system. And this is due to most of them being made with materials that are unable to biodegrade or compost. In the end, it can cause a lot of problems, not just for you, but for future generations to...
by Rachel Petersen | Jul 14, 2020 | Education, Environment
Our Alternative Approach to Run Against Plastic We finally made it! Beautiful British Columbia marks the last stop on our virtual tour across Canada, and we’re so excited to share some change-makers with you today. Bordering the Pacific Ocean to the west and the Rocky...
by Rachel Petersen | Jul 8, 2020 | Education, Environment
Our Alternative Approach to Run Against Plastic We’ve made it to Alberta, the second last province in our east to west virtual tour across Canada! Alberta is one of two landlocked provinces in Canada, along with last week’s Saskatchewan, but this hasn’t stopped them...
by Rachel Petersen | Jun 30, 2020 | Education, Environment
Our Alternative Approach to Run Against Plastic Can you believe we’re already in Saskatchewan? This beautiful province is both prairie and boreal, meaning there’s some impressive biodiversity to be explored. On top of this, Saskatchewan’s rivers, lakes, and reservoirs...
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