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  1. 31 Dec 2020

    For Y9 this term we are looking at Oceans Under Threat - 8 lessons created by Team Geog at KC, & updated for online learning. Includes the campaign which we were lucky enough to take part in 2 yrs ago.

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  2. 28 Oct 2019

    Overheard

    35 replies . 8 retweets 76 likes
  3. 28 Jan 2020

    .. 🎨🐡🐠🐟🌊🌎🌍🌏😢 The new predator on the block.😨 🙏 🕊

    1 reply . 2 retweets 12 likes
  4. 18 Feb 2021

    A of a time - pasarlo en grande 🐳 We went out diving with our friends and had a whale of a time. The weather was great and the sea was calm

    3 replies . 15 retweets 46 likes
  5. 12 Mar 2020

    Back at the microscope this week 🔬 and sadly finding lots of in what would otherwise be considered healthy meadows

    1 reply . 6 retweets 18 likes
  6. 10 Jun 2020

    The plastic sachet, the ultimate symbol of our grab and go, convenience-addicted lifestyle. Our oceans are saturated with these uncollectable, unrecyclable, contaminated, valueless little packets. It's time for seaweed and plant-based alternative! ⁠

    11 replies . 38 retweets 109 likes
  7. Jan 13

    Do you think we should take action to tackle wet wipes, sachets, cigarette butts or cups made from ? What other single-use items should be included? Take part in our call for evidence to share your views:

    63 replies . 102 retweets 130 likes
  8. 7 Sep 2019

    My thoughts on stopping the production of their own-brand plastic tampon applicators! I also love this news because it will stop so many getting into the environment! 🌍

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  9. 8 Jun 2020

    On , here's Plasticus, the 10m whale who was on display outside the Abbey in 2018 as part of the campaign. Plasticus was made from a quarter of a ton of bottles, representing the amount of plastic that enters the oceans every second.

    2 replies . 28 retweets 77 likes
  10. 20 Nov 2021

    It’s time to say goodbye to . The UK government is committed to removing all avoidable plastic waste by 2042. 📢 Get involved with our consultation and call for evidence on single-use items. Find out more. Have your say:

    46 replies . 118 retweets 163 likes
  11. 27 Nov 2019

    Over today getting some more bagging done!

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  12. 17 Sep 2019

    It’s . If we all do a little bit, we can have a big impact in keeping our oceans plastic free.

    1 reply . 4 retweets 16 likes
  13. 24 Feb 2020

    Could you help me out w/ a project by answering this question in the replies?: IF YOU'VE TRIED TO CUT DOWN ON THE AMOUNT OF PLASTIC YOU USE, WHAT'S BEEN THE BIGGEST BARRIER TO HELPING YOU DO THAT? No wrong answers. Any & all answers help!

    18 replies . 6 retweets 15 likes
  14. 11 May 2020

    : Update — Excited to get these products that will help me reduce my plastic waste and do right by the environment! 🌎 Watch & let me know what are YOU doing to reduce your plastic waste?

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  15. 18 Oct 2019

    🌟 This is brilliant, thank you so much! 🌟

    This week's hero is... ! 🙌 Who is campaigning for major brands to cut plastic in sanitary products. 💪 Thanks to her efforts, Caerphilly council have agreed to tackle period poverty in schools by purchasing eco-friendly alternatives! 💙
    1 reply . 5 retweets 38 likes
  16. 29 Jun 2019

    We care about the nature. Come to see it yourself at South Kensington

    1 reply . 5 retweets 12 likes
  17. Feb 7

    It’s time to say goodbye to You've still got time to share your views on single-use items. But hurry, the consultation closes on Saturday 12 February! 📢 Have your say:

    2 replies . 20 retweets 24 likes
  18. 28 Sep 2019

    Look how much plastic collected in just one week! We've pledged to use less.

    1 reply . 5 retweets 37 likes
  19. 12 Feb 2020

    We’ve worked with and Sustainability teams to create these bottles for all West Sussex Fire & Rescue Service staff. They will go some way in reducing single use plastic waste on stations and in our offices

    new aluminium water bottles being held by firefighters in front of fire engine
    7 replies . 13 retweets 69 likes
  20. 31 Mar 2020

    Coca-Cola, PepsiCo, Unilever and Nestlé are responsible for half a million tonnes of plastic pollution that are burnt or dumped each year in six developing countries, a damning new study has found. Full story:

    1 reply . 30 retweets 31 likes

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