Say No to Single Use Plastic

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Did you know that by 2050, the oceans will contain more plastic than fish by weight?

As an environmentally savvy company, we pride ourselves on being green and innovative in the reduction of the carbon footprint.

At Clearly Renovations, we have decided to follow the national scheme on abolishing single-use plastic bottles in our offices and on our sites.

We have introduced water coolers on our sites to minimise the need for workers to buy single-use water bottles. We have also opted out for the free plastic cups with the water coolers and instead decided to give our workers reusable ceramic mugs that can be washed and reused, which proved ideal during break times.

During hot weather months, we have introduced company water bottles for each of the workers with their name on it which can be refilled and reused to ensure they are hydrated at all times but still can comply with the no single-use plastic company policy.

Lastly, our mission is to encourage our workers on our noticeboards and newsletters to pick up 4 pieces of plastic every time they go the beach to keep our coast clean of plastics.

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Published 23 April 2018
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Jeremy Bayliss
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