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15/04/2021

It is great to see sustainability and eco-friendly innovations are developing at a fast pace. Look at this material by designer Uyen Tran, he has developed a flexible bio-material called Tômtex, a leather alternative made from food waste that can be embossed with a variety of patterns to replicate animal leathers.
The name tôm, meaning shrimp, references the discarded seafood shells that are mixed with coffee grounds to create the textile. .co
According to Tran, the biodegradable material is durable while remaining soft enough to be hand-stitched or machine-sewn.

28/02/2021

A lot of plastic debris in the ocean breaks down into smaller pieces and is ingested by marine life, and it is thought that a significant amount sinks to the sea bed, but a lot still washes up on our beaches around the world. Finding a use for this plastic once collected is crucial. What uses for recycled plastic have you seen?

24/01/2021

Diver remove a fishing net wrapped around this whales tail. Those divers have saved a whales life not to mention the distress it would have caused her.

03/01/2021

I’ll start us off... Summer Holiday - Cliff Richard 🤞

31/12/2020

Wishing you all a Happy New Year and best wishes for 2021!
2021 will see us launch our range of sustainable, eco-friendly products. Thank you all for your support! Roll on 2021😁

07/11/2020

A report by Surfers against Sewage has found that raw sewage was dumped near English and Welsh beaches 3,000 times in one year! How is this a) still happening b) not transparent c) not punishable with fines????😡

Surfers Against Sewage recorded 2,941 sewage pollution incidents in the 12 months to the end of September, including at popular bathing areas and beauty spots. At least one person needed emergency medical treatment due to becoming ill while in the water.
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29/10/2020

An awesome hardhitting fact from book, that is well worth a read 💚
The UK throws away an estimated 295 BILLION pieces of plastic every year!
In volume it’s a pile of plastic big enough to cover one of London’s largest green spaces - Clapham Common (89 hectares) and rise as high as the UK’s tallest building - The Shard (306m).
are making MASSIVE efforts to help change this, please give them a follow and see a the fantastic work they are doing.

21/10/2020

How many facemasks have you seen discarded on the ground this week? I have lost count of the number I have picked up during this pandemic!

14/10/2020

💚 GREAT NEWS
UK retailers Waitrose, Morrisons and John Lewis have said they won't be using glitter in own-brand Christmas products this year.

♻️This is a big step forward as it has been known for a while how the tiny pieces of plastic of glitter can wash into the environment, harm wildlife, and get into the food chain.

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12/10/2020

Where would you love to be right now? I would love to be here, on this beautiful beach watching all the marine life under the water.

05/10/2020

Living sustainably means making the right choices where you are able to. Before choosing your next wardrobe please take a look at these fashion facts. 💚

28/09/2020

How gorgeous and cute do these 2 beluga whales look? They were released today to enjoy new freedom after years of captivity.

These whales were captured as babies, taken to a Russian research centre and then to China to work in entertainment for a decade.

The conservationists hope to create a model for rehoming some 300 beluga whales currently in captivity.

Stay safe and watch out for the plastic guys!❤️❤️

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