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Oceans around the world need our help!
Join our campaigns to prevent plastic from entering our water sources, wildlife and food chain...
Campaigning to reduce plastic pollution
Don't believe the wipe
Find out how we're stopping plastic being flushed down the loo with our latest campaigns.
Join the Refill Revolution
Find water on the go to save money and help prevent plastic pollution.
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Help stop plastic pollution at source!
We’re a non-profit organisation running campaigns to prevent marine plastic pollution at source. By engaging communities, working with retailers and lobbying manufacturers and government we’re reversing the trend for disposable items in order to safeguard our seas for the future. Our vision is for the world’s waterways and coastlines to be strewn with sticks, sand and seaweed … not plastic! ♥
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How to Save the World for Free...
Our founder, Natalie Fee, has a new book out. It’s called How to Save the World for Free, and will give you hundreds of tips on how to live more lightly on the earth whilst hopefully making you laugh, feel and get inspired to act.
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City to Sea's campaigns are having a great impact here in the UK. Global plastic pollution is a serious threat to our seas and the wider environment and it's fantastic to see a group of dedicated people tackling the issue and making real progress.
HUGH FEARNLEY-WHITTINGSTALL
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Shop the less plastic lifestyle collection
We are all looking to make small changes that can make a big difference. Here you can buy the basics to do this and inspire your friends and family to the same. Happy Shopping!
The latest news
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A bloody success – free period products program launched in schools!
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Making waves in 2019
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ASA and Coca-Cola respond to advert complaint
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Complaint made over “misleading” Coca-Cola advert
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Plastic-Free Christmas
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City to Sea’s position on the proposed Scottish Deposit Return Scheme
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Black Friday – try #BuyNothingDay instead
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How does plastic contribute to climate breakdown?
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City to Sea wins Plastic Free Award
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Press release: Loophole & delays undermine microplastics restriction
