Archive for the ‘disposal of plastic’ Category

As you know I am not into plastic  disposables  or single use items but there are some products which need to be both – I thinking medical/emergency supplies. In such cases plastic is often the cheapest and most suitable product. Is there a way to make the disposal of such products easier / more natural? [...]

Burning plastics

For more eye candy check out olivepixel Its a great photo for sure so I guess something good can come from burniung plastic but art aside it might not be that good an option. Can you burn plastic ? The answers are confusing. Plastic is made from oil. It can be burnt and the heat [...]

What we do with plastic rubbish now… Landfill – plastic in landfill is a big problem – because it doesn’t rot, it is there for ever. Consequently the landfill is filling up. Plastic litter as individually dropped, wind borne or deliberately tipped into rivers and the sea ( boats are allowed to dump their rubbish into [...]

Those of you kind enough to read these pages will know that one of the reasons I am boycotting disposable plastic products is that they are not so easily disposable. For instance burning them – may be not such a good idea….. I got the following from if energy Can you burn plastics? This is [...]

Is this a good idea?- much as Pam hates bad plastic and there is no doubt she does, she is rather attached to her computer and Dyson. Will they disappear before her very eyes. Somehow she cant see the employers accepting that as an excuse for the lack of reportage. Smacks rather too much of [...]




  • Plastic lasts for ever and we are using it to make one use, throwaway items. We have created everlasting rubbish and plastic litter is increasing exponentially. Plastic pollution is destroying the landscape, killing wildlife and poisoning the seas.
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    Evidence is also emerging that the plastic we use in everyday to wrap our food, wear next to our skin and use to decorate our homes may well be poisoning us.
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    For more reasons to cut your plastic consumption click on the image below - it is of a bird that died from ingesting plastic.
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  • So in 2007 we began to boycott stupid and unnecessary plastic products and source biodegradable alternatives. . Click the rubbish below to see what we boycott.
  • . Over the years we have sourced a lot plastic free alternatives. These are products as tried and tested by us. .. To find out what they are click the image below...
  • But even we cannot live completely with out plastic - those seaside rides get us everytime! .. Click on the image below to see plastic we still use....
  • Plastic free highlights

  • planet trash
  • or check out the flickr group

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    Marine litter. A winters worth of beached litter.

    Marine litter. Collected litter ready for pickup.  90% plastic.

    London Pride Riverside Rubbish

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  • or pictures of plastic pollution on google

  • YOU TUBE

    Films of plastic crap in motion and some interesting solutions. Click the cups to go.

  • Lucky Dip


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