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Nov 7, 2019

#4 Cups

from Zero Waste Life Hacks Podcast Hosted by michelle sinclair

A very informative discussion with Plastic Pollution Coalition founder Dianna Cohen. Three California girls talk about how walking and swimming the local beaches have inspired them to take action on a big problem. In this episode’s topic of “THE CUP” Sofia and Michelle are joined by special guest Dianna Cohen ( Plastic Pollution Coalition ) and discuss hacks and facts around our relationship with cups as well as how plastic pollution affects lower-income communities, petroleum, ethylene, fracking, plasticize, biphenyls, phthalates, impacts on human health, compressed polystyrene, neurotoxins, brand audit data, polymer chain, how using a non plastic reusable cup is better for health and may save you money, and what's in Dianna's bag. Hey, Get that china or fancy set out and use it. PS we recycle less than 9% of our trash and that percentage is dropping. We hope this episode helps you to rethink your relationship with your cups. For more information on this episode's topic visit our blog at www.zerowastelifehacks.com Thank you to our sponsors Chico Bags, Etee & Haute Mobile Disco Thank you to HAUTE MOBILE DISCO for curating this Episode's playlist and our theme music. To hear the music featured on this episode, and others, visit the music blog on www.hautemobiledisco.com and click the music tag ZERO WASTE LIFE HACKER. If you would like a Zero Wast consultation or want to make your next event zero waste, reach out to our host Sofia via her company www.zerowasteco.com

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