28 Day Challenge #28: I pledge to make a lifelong commitment (even a small one)
Well done! You have reached the end of the #28DayOceanPledgeChallenge, and with that, you have a good solid start to changing your subconscious behaviour and…
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28 Day Challenge #27: I pledge to support local businesses
It’s difficult to be completely aware of the impact that a product or service has on the environment. Even if you make excellent decisions to…
28 Day Challenge #26: I pledge to be alert about greenwashing
We’ve been discussing sustainable product choices a lot during the 28 Day Challenge. But, there is a HUGE elephant in the room – greenwashing. But…
28 Day Challenge #25: I pledge to join an environmental cleanup
Plastic pollution is not the responsibility of just one person, one company, or one country. Plastic pollution is a global crisis facing our ocean –…
28 Day Challenge #24: I pledge to make my wardrobe ocean-friendly
It might be hard to believe, but after oil, the fashion industry is the world’s most polluting industry. Did you know that “fast fashion” is…
28 Day Challenge #23: I pledge to cut a loop
Even if you’re doing your best to avoid plastic packaging and creating pollution, it’s inevitable that you’ll receive items in the mail or as gifts…
28 Day Challenge #20: I pledge to buy second hand items
Not so long ago, we lived in a society where people really took care of the things they owned. They were proud of their possessions…
28 Day Challenge #19: I pledge to make my existing plastic last longer
When you started the 28 Day Challenge, you probably already had cupboards full of plastic items – and even going forward, you’re probably already thinking…
28 Day Challenge #18: I pledge to compost
Did you know that almost one-third of all food produced in the world goes to waste? Apart from the social and humanitarian consequences of such…
28 Day Challenge #17: I pledge to wash my clothes cooler, slower and less frequently
There is a plastic threat to the oceans that we cannot even see – plastic microfibres from clothing and textiles! Yup, you might not even…