Postcard Campaign
The Sick of Plastic Campaign, which is jointly led by VOICE Ireland and Friends of the Earth, is joining with people all over the world taking part in Plastic Free July. The aim of Plastic Free July
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Zero waste store updates
We’ve got several zero waste stores getting in touch to let us know the updates to their shops during these changing times. Here's a few of the recent ones; Youme is offering free delivery around
Documentary Research
Sarah has contacted Go Zero and has a request in for her zero waste documentary as part of a Masters project at Griffith College, Dublin. Can any of ye help? “I’m researching about zero waste for a
One Small Change – Cappabue NS
Climate-rapping primary school kids from West Cork giving in socks! #ecofriendly #sustainable #eco #wastefree #sustainableliving #sustainability #environment #green #zerowastelifestyle
Eco Friendly Fair at IBM campus Damastown
Bee Green, the Eco friendly association of IBM, is hosting a Eco Friendly Fair. Date: Wednesday 11th December from 11.30am to 2pm Location: IBM campus Damastown The idea is a great one and it is
Everything to Lose by Pattie Gonia
"Everything to Lose" by Pattie Gonia
Welcome to the planet, my dears
Wipe your feet, come on in
No more need for coats in your
Get Involved with Go Zero
Get Involved Go Zero - the zero waste directory of Ireland - is growing fast! And we need more volunteers to help us keep up! Every day there are new stores and businesses adding their zero waste
The first playable record made from recycled ocean plastic
Musician Nick Mulvey worked with Sharp’s Brewery and Havas London to create an industry first, fully-playable record made using recycled plastic that has been washed up on beaches. Titled In the
Largest straw sculpture ever raises awareness about single-use plastic pollution
This amazing sculpture was created by artist Van Wong to raise awareness about single-use plastic pollution and the impact it has on the world’s oceans. It depicts a parting plastic sea which people
New rules and better eco design make household appliances more sustainable
New EU rules are adopting ‘eco-design’ to make it easier to repair everyday household appliances and reduce waste. Improving the ecodesign of products such as refrigerators, televisions, washing