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Face masks are an important way for our community to stay safe and healthy! However, if using single-use masks, please remember these cannot go into the yellow or green bins and must be disposed of in landfill.
Alternately, let's try to reduce our waste and use reusable washable masks instead 🌎💚
#staysafe #facemasks #reducewaste #reusable #wastetips
And please cut the loops in case they end up in waterways!
as from today, reusable ones cannot be worn in medical situations. The Doctor informed us of this on Monday. So much waste to landfill ☹
Just been announced that we have to wear DISPOSABLE ones to go into a pharmacy :(
Id say making them medical waste so they gotta be burnt is smarter
And now we have 1 billion in landfill!
Rather than buying new for Christmas presents this year, why not support local businesses by buying recycled or upcycled products, from places like The Adelaide Remakery or a local market?
Some 😋 treats at The Foodprint Experience www.facebook.com/281689558697172/posts/1495294330670016/
As the weather gets warmer remember that gel/ice packs, either medical or for food storage and delivery are a landfill item. See how long you can reuse them rather than throwing away!
A big congratulations to the 1,900 City of Unley residents who have Taken the Pledge to #reducewaste by using your green-organics bin and recycling bin as much as possible. Collectively you have diverted 422 tonnes from landfill this year!
To find out more, see here: www.kesab.asn.au/kesab-blog/
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