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project managers, Esther Falgate, who will be able to provide you with further details. Her email address is esther@ecoactive.org.uk.

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project managers, Esther Falgate, who will be able to provide you with further details. Her email address is esther@ecoactive.org.uk.

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How can we recycle milk cartons in the staff room?

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How can we recycle milk cartons in the staff room?

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Can we remove all plastic cutlery from the kitchens? Would also mean that students aren't taking food out of the dining hall that they shouldn't!

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Cambridge Uni's food waste policy - worth a look

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Cambridge Uni's food waste policy - worth a look

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https://www.environment.admin.cam.ac.uk/sustainable-food

https://static1.squarespace.com/static/5b1befbdda02bc2159e58aef/t/5beaaf5f6d2a73f4c46c132e/1542972608686/University+of+Cambridge+Sustainable+Business+Plan.pdf

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The Lazy Person's Guide to Saving the World

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Take Climate Action!

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UNITED NATIONS UN Climate Change Summit 2019

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In launching The People's Seat, the UN is working to engage all citizens to add their voices to address the defining issue of our time - climate change.

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A recycling scheme for crisp packets has been launched by Walkers after it was targeted by protests on the issue.

Walkers was the focus of a campaign where its crisp packets were posted back to the snack firm, which led to problems at Royal Mail sorting offices.

Now the company said it had put in place collection points across the UK and also offers a free courier service.

Environmental group Beach Guardian welcomed the move, but said "the most vital thing is that people use it".

Leicester-based Walkers had faced months of criticism that its metallised plastic packets were contributing to litter and marine pollution.

Packets dating back decades were found on beaches, and a petition demanding environmentally friendly packaging received more than 330,000 signatures.

Another campaign saw people encouraged to post packets back to Walkers, prompting Royal Mail to intervene as the plastic pouches were slowing down its systems.

The new recycling scheme was first announced in the summer, but is officially launched on Monday.

A spokesman for Walkers said: "Crisp packets are technically recyclable, the issue until now has been that they weren't being separated or collected for recycling.

"This scheme will tap into an established network of recycling collection points around the UK.

"It is simple and free to use, all brands of crisp packets will be accepted and will ultimately be turned into other basic plastic items."

Those who cannot get to a recycling centre can use a dedicated courier service free of charge, the company said.

Emily Stevenson, co-founder of Beach Guardian, said: "This scheme is a great step in the right direction. It gives people an option to dispose of their packets responsibly.

"Of course he most vital thing is that people use it".

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Walkers crisps launches recycling scheme

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A recycling scheme for crisp packets has been launched by Walkers after it was targeted by protests on the issue. Walkers was the focus of a campaign where its crisp packets were posted back to the snack firm, which led to problems at Royal Mail sorting offices.

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Shop Palm Oil Free | A list of palm oil free companies in the UK

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If you are concerned about the impact of palm oil on the environment, check out these companies who do not use palm oil in their products. Shop palm oil free.

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41 of the UK's best zero waste shops | pebble magazine

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NADA, Leicester Everyday plastic free staples are what's on offer at NADA in Leicester which opened this summer. Pop down for beeswax wraps, plastic free loo roll plus all the food stuffs you'd expect. Bamboo Turtle, Hertfordshire Bamboo Turtle is the first zero waste shop in Herts but if the rate of openings carry on we can't see it being the last.

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Ecobricks are reusable building blocks intended for building green spaces. Use them make modules, home furniture, food-forest gardens, play parks, and more. Ecobricking applications are fundamentally circular, zero-carbon and regenerative.

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Ecobricks are reusable building blocks intended for building green spaces. Use them make modules, home furniture, food-forest gardens, play parks, and more. Ecobricking applications are fundamentally circular, zero-carbon and regenerative.

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Ecosia is the search engine that plants trees

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When you search the web with Ecosia, the profits from the search ad revenue go to support tree planting programs.

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Have Your Say: Environmental Initiatives @ NLCS

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Web survey powered by SurveyMonkey.com. Create your own online survey now with SurveyMonkey's expert certified FREE templates.

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One simple change is the easiest thing we can all do to combat deforestation, reduce greenhouse gases and preserve water...