Environment

Environment / Fashion

Throwaway fashions

Exploring the local impact of mass-produced low-quality clothing being discarded

Environment / plastic waste

Meet the Bristol woman helping others cut down on their plastic usage

Joanna Poulton is giving away 400 eco starter kits to local charities

Environment / Christmas

Waste free Christmas Presents

Tips for low waste Christmas presents

Environment / Household waste

What to do with unwanted or broken electrical items

Where to take your WEEE in Bristol

Environment / Household waste

It weeeally shouldn’t go in the black bin

How to address the growing challenge of e-waste

Environment / Health

Waste: the worst medicine

The unbelievable costs of unused repeat or 'just in case' prescriptions

Environment / construction

The Strong Foundations of Waste

The innovating local companies looking to address waste in construction

Environment / construction

Sifting through the rubble of construction waste

Examining what happens to waste on the construction sites around Bristol

Environment / Millennium Square

New homes for bees, bugs and butterflies

Millennium Square is no longer such a concrete jungle

Environment / Food waste

That’s not very hospitable

How can Bristol's hospitality industry tackle the food waste issue?

Environment / Food waste

Salvaging Surplus from the Supermarket Supply Chain

Bristol's initiatives stopping tonnes of surplus food becoming waste

Environment / Food waste

Dinners in the Bin

Tackling food waste saves up to £60 a month

Environment / recycling

Can an envelope with a plastic window be recycled?

Get the answer to some of those random recycling questions you may have

Environment / plastics

How to be a plastics activist in Bristol

Get inspiration from local initiatives to be a plastics 'player for change'

News / plastics

Don’t be a sucker! Giving a sip about drinking apparatus in Bristol

Is it enough for Bristol drinking venues to stop using plastic straws?

Environment / Plastic

‘From then on recycling was no longer the solution for me, and I started to refuse single-use plastics.’

Why Michelle Cassar has been living 'PALL' for the last 10 years

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