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Hi John,

After a huge month of election campaigning, we didn't want you to think we'd forgotten what month it is. In the final week of the all-important Plastic Free July, we've got some great stories to share.

We're optimistic after seeing that Steve Reed, the new Secretary of State for the Environment, Food and Rural Affairs, has committed to moving Britain to a zero-waste economy. Our communities have been making waves to lead the plastic free movement, and now we're hearing it from those in power.

Now it goes without saying that big corporates are responsible for pumping out polluting plastics, but there are things that we can do ourselves to come at the problem from all angles. Take a look at our individual action plan [[link removed]] and let's do this!

The bio-plastics problem

Feeling confused about the difference between bio-degradable and degradable, plant-based and bio-based? And what does compostable actually mean? You’re not alone. We dig into the details.

A 5 minute breakdown [[link removed]]

Free your community from single-use plastic

As fossil fuel lobbyists have helped to stall INC-4 talks, and we've seen countless delays announced to UK plastic reductions policies, it might seem there’s not much we can do. But change starts with a ripple...and we've got a five step toolkit.

Find out more [[link removed]]

Plastic Free Businesses go for gold

Our first ever SAS Plastic Free Champions are still leading the way, sending a strong message by now banning the worst single use plastic pollutants. They're going for our Gold award and we're stoked to be on the journey with them.

See who's going gold [[link removed]]

Want to get involed in a Plastic Free School [[link removed]], Plastic Free Community [[link removed]], or Million Mile Clean [[link removed]]? We'd be stoked to have your support.

For the Ocean,

Team SAS

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Surfers Against Sewage

Wheal Kitty Workshops, St Agnes, Cornwall, TR5 0RD

Tel: 01872 553 001

Surfers Against Sewage is a national marine conservation and campaigning charity that inspires, unites, and empowers communities to take action to protect oceans, beaches, waves, and wildlife.

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