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Ep 3 Plastic: Life In Plastic Isn’t Fantastic

EPISODE · Apr 22, 2019 · 50 MIN

Ep 3 Plastic: Life In Plastic Isn’t Fantastic

from Switch · host Ashna and Lydia

Plastic bags, plastic straws, plastic containers. It’s all we’ve been hearing about since David Attenborough's Blue Planet II. On this episode we want to chat about how our attitudes are shifting and the cool products and businesses out there doing good things to reduce disposables. But we also discuss what still stumps us… certain areas of our life seem impossible to cut out plastic. We want to address those too and share our weaknesses!Please share, rate, review and subscribe to help us on our mission to open up the conversation on sustainability. Follow us @podcastswitch or visit podcastswitch.comLinks to some of our favourite brands, products, business we discussed on the episode:UnpackagedThinx Mooncupplasticfreepantry.co.ukplasticfreeshop.co.ukAtlas and OrtusSulibox

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