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This is your opportunity to have your say on single use plastics in South Australia!
yoursay.sa.gov.au/decisions/single-use-plastic/participations
Helen Cassar Sophie Fantarella
Riri Nourse
Done! Only takes a few minutes if you don’t have any further comments. 🙂 Gianna Murphy Kristyan Alyssa Evele
Be gone!!
Adam Trottman
Sian Dana
Done! This is so important for our environment
What are your thoughts on this?
abc.net.au
Up until a year ago China was the biggest importer of Australian plastic waste, but the country's recycling ban has forced Australia into a waste crisis. This week the South Australian government reve...
Ban styrofoam and all single use plastics, then create laws banning supermarkets from using unnecessary plastic packaging on fresh produce, place taxes on plastic packaging for products and items, but don’t tax products packaged in recycled plastic packaging.
Kailah Mildwaters Tyrone Chadwick
Sarah Milhench
Reading the part about there is no way to building recycling centres quick enough without a plastic tax makes sense!
How does one avoid plastic, when nearly all groceries are packaged in plastic?
Minister for Environment and Water the Hon. David Speirs has announced a review of the South Australian container deposit scheme (CDS).
This is the start of a conversation on how we can build on the success of the CDS in South Australia and further improve recycling and litter reduction.
Your views and feedback will help inform the scope of the issues to be considered in the review and the research required to inform the review.
Closing date for submissions: 22 February 2019.
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Improving South Australia's Container Deposit Scheme
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How can we build on our success and improve the effectiveness of the container deposit scheme in resource recovery and litter reduction. What is being decided? The government is seeking suggestions on...It's going to be a scorching few days.
Make sure you keep cool and drink plenty of water.
Check on your neighbours and the elderly.
Make sure there is lots of water available for local wildlife.
Keep your pets cools, out of the car and off hot pavement.
I’ve put shallow dish out to collect the water that drips from my air conditioner. If it’s a hot enough day for me to want cooling, then the wildlife can enjoy water that stays cool and fresh.
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