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Plastic-Free July: 8 Ways To Take Part
Each year, Plastic-Free July empowers people to be a part of the solution to plastic pollution by eliminating single-use plastic from their daily lives. Here’s how to do it in Hong Kong.
How do they make bags out of recycled plastic anyway?
For our 4th week giveaway we are partnering with Everybody & Everyone to giveaway their pretty epic All Good Things bag. This aptly named bag is very literally made of “all good things”, E&E partner with a textile company called EcoAlf who produce the recycled fabric to make the bag from ocean recovered plastic bottles […]
8-week Challenge: HULA & Emily give us their top 8 ideas to revive your wardrobe
8 Weeks 8 Challenges 8 Giveaways Click here to enter Week 3 and find out more now! How many of you have opened your closet and thought, “I have way too much stuff and no room at all” and still sighed in frustration, “I have nothing to wear”? This week we are partnering with HULA, […]
Second-hand shopping is second to none
Dear Shoppers, Please make second-hand your first choice. With gratitude, The Planet (and Your Wallet.) Hongkongers’ shopping habits are among the unhealthiest in the world: our reliance on buying more and buying new takes a huge toll on the environment. Each day, 293 tonnes of textiles end up in our landfills. Insert second-hand shopping: a […]
What happens to all that plastic that we try so hard to recycle
If you’re anything like us, you always make sure to carefully separate your trash and dispose of it in the correct recycling bin. You feel like you’ve done your part, but what really happens to it after it’s supposedly sent to be magically repurposed into something else? There were rumours that waste destined for recycling […]
Love recycling in Hong Kong
Plastics have been dominating the headlines in recent years, but for all the wrong reasons. It’s an epidemic we are facing as a global population, with certain countries making strides in recent years to combat; either through elimination altogether or recycling programmes. What we have on offer in Hong Kong is, frankly, dismal, with options […]
New Year, New Me… Really
Chinese New Year is a joyful time rife with festivities, frivolities, family time and some incredibly full bellies, but as we dive into celebrations this year, it’s worthwhile to identify and solve certain problems that have grown over time, intertwined with traditions and sheer habit. There are customs you’d be hard pressed to battle with, […]