Plastic bags and plastic bottles have created a global plastic crisis. In Canada alone, two billion water bottles per year are consumed, which is 5.3 million a day. Despite recycling initiatives and strong waste management systems, only 9 percent of plastic waste ends up being recycled. By using water filters, you can take a step … Continue reading Your guide to choosing a water filter for plastic-free hydration
Zero waste items we’re obsessed with
Making the switch to a plastic-free lifestyle means changing some habits, but it doesn’t mean giving up fun. Whether it’s functional or pretty, every zero-waster owns an item they are obsessed with. Our Plastic-Free YYC volunteers and board members show off their favourite zero waste items that help them practice what they preach. “I love … Continue reading Zero waste items we’re obsessed with
Kitchen hacks for your Plastic-Free July
Plastic-Free July is here. Reduce wasteful packaging, throw away less food and eliminate single-use items with these Plastic-Free kitchen hacks
A Low-Waste Recipe for a Clean Yoga Mat
With gyms and yoga studios being temporarily closed, I’ve started more intense at-home workouts that have turned my yoga mat into a full purpose work out mat. With this increased use, I started thinking it might require a solid whip down. Not wanting to use harsh chemicals or buy a new cleaner, I opted for … Continue reading A Low-Waste Recipe for a Clean Yoga Mat
3 ways to give waste-free this Valentine’s Day
Whether you are celebrating your long-time relationship, hanging out with your best friend, or giving your first gift to your new crush, here are three zero-waste gift ideas this Valentine’s Day at any price range. Act of Service Only loving partners and best friends go to the trouble of helping out with a nasty chore. … Continue reading 3 ways to give waste-free this Valentine’s Day
Sea Change – a waste reduction conference in Alberta
Trecia recaps her learnings and all the fun she had at the RCA Waste Reduction Conference