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?? Doing Our Bit for a Bigger Cause At Cross Productions, we’ve always believed that small actions can create big ripples - and it’s incredibly rewarding to see the impact of being part of the Plastic Free Communities initiative. This year, businesses like ours have played a role in reducing millions of single-use plastic items across the UK. That’s millions of pieces of waste not polluting our environment, sitting in landfills, or being incinerated. Knowing that our efforts contribute to this collective change makes us proud to be part of such a driven community. We’re also inspired by the creative ways our fellow Plastic Free Champions are leading the charge - whether it’s organising community clean-ups or advocating for legislative change to protect our oceans and waterways. It’s a reminder that every business has a role to play, and together, we can make a real difference. As we head into the festive season, let’s celebrate the wins, reflect on what we’ve achieved, and commit to doing even more in the coming year. Because every step we take brings us closer to a cleaner, healthier planet for everyone. Here’s to collective action and a plastic-free future! ??? #Sustainability #PlasticFreeCommunities #EndPlasticPollution #CrossProductions Sally | Kerry | Susan | Charlotte | Becky | Tracey | Marie | Aaron

Every piece of trash carelessly discarded poses a grave threat to all the species; it contaminates water, is ingested by wildlife, pollutes the environment and affects the climate. Recognizing the urgent need for action, #HCLTechCanada volunteers, in partnership with A Greener Future, undertook a mission to clean up the shoreline at Jack Darling Memorial Park, Mississauga. We cleaned the shores, picking up litter and other pollutants to safeguard and support local marine life and ecosystems.?????? ? Here are some numbers that reflect our collective effort: ???36 volunteers, dedicated 72 volunteer hours, collected?3,020 pieces of litter, including cigarette butts, plastic pieces, food wrappers, plastic and metal bottle caps, paper pieces and hygiene items. Impact: ? Cigarette butts we collected helped protect 703K liters of water from contamination.? ? Plastic pieces we collected prevent 6.6 pounds of plastic from being ingested by wildlife. ? Food wrappers we collected divert 7.6 pounds of plastic waste from Lake Ontario.? ? Thanks to our volunteers and?#AGreenerFuture?for organizing and supporting this initiative. Let's make a difference one piece at a time and build a sustainable environment. ? #SuperchargingProgress?#CSRatHCLTech

????♂? Have you ever walked past a piece of litter and not picked it up? ?? We've all done it at some point, right.. - I admit, me too. Excusing ourselves with thoughts like; ? I shouldn't have to pick up other people's rubbish, it's not my job. ? The local council will get that, it's why we pay taxes. ? I put my rubbish in a bin or take it home, I'm not part of the problem. ?? The Ocean Cleanup continues to inspire me with their amazing efforts! ???? but, they can't do this alone.... Time to rewire our internal thoughts and hold ourselves accountable; ? Pick up an extra piece of litter on a walk or hike, take care of the nature we love. ?? ? Share good habits with those around you, inspire others with your actions. ???? ? Be the positive change we want to see, become part of the solution.? #TheOceanCleanup #PositiveChange #GreenCleanEnvironment

Today is Earth Day ?? It encourages us to come together and take action for a healthier planet and brighter future. This year's theme is Planet vs. Plastics - looking at how excessive plastic can disrupt the balance of life on earth. Scotland was the first UK nation to ban use of the most problematic single-use plastics. And we are thinking up new, innovative ways towards a plastic free world. Take a look at the inspiring Ocean Plastic Pots??. They collect discarded fishing rope and fishing net from across Scotland and make beautiful products for the garden, home and kitchen. Recently they've worked with communities from six Scottish islands to recycle 1700kg of rope and net collected from their beaches, and turn it into chic, colourful plant pots! On this Earth Day and every day, Scotland is taking action to help protect our oceans for future generations. The scale of the problem is vast and needs action at every level of society to reverse the damage. And acting together, we can. ??. #EarthDay #LetsDoNetZero #Recycle

Plastic Bag Free Day highlights global initiatives to minimize plastic waste and raise awareness about the harm caused to our oceans and wildlife. Bluewave management and staff are passionate about helping our ocean friends ??, so as a Company we make sure to take steps to support staff goals and interests in our workplace. If you’re seeking ways to motivate your team, discuss what is important to them. It’s proven that when staff feels valued, appreciated and heard, they are more engaged and productive. Let’s have a conversation. #plasticbagfreeday #internationalplasticfreeday #zerowaste #sustainableliving #modernbusiness #makechange #businesslawyer #immigrationlawyer #calgaryalberta #calgaryliving #plasticrecycling #wastemanagement

Seattle’s commingled recycling system is not just effective — it’s a national model. ????? Despite concerns raised about this approach, the data shows it works in Seattle, reducing landfill waste and increasing recycling participation. Discover how we're driving the city toward zero waste, from free curbside pickups to statewide producer responsibility programs. And thank you for being active participants in creating a more sustainable future! Read the full op-ed in The Seattle Times?? - https://lnkd.in/g6-s6jes

Your business can make an impact this July by turning TRASH into TREES! ???? This July, your business can lead by example and join the fight to tackle plastic pollution. Throughout Plastic-Free July, we are partnering with businesses, communities and changemakers around the world to spend the month collecting plastic waste. For every bag of trash collected, we will plant a tree, turning today’s waste into tomorrow’s forests.? Here are a few ways you can participate ?? 1?? Run a company 'TRASH for TREES' challenge and encourage your team to make picking up plastic trash throughout their day part of their normal routine! 2?? Organise a company clean-up in your local area! Let us know how many bags of trash you collect and we'll plant your trees! ? Contact us today to learn more about how your business can make an impact this Plastic-Free July! #plasticfreejuly #zerowastebusiness #corporateimpact ?

?? One year ago today, the awe-inspiring #TheBlueParadox exhibit on the ocean plastic waste crisis was unveiled at Griffin Museum of Science and Industry. Since then, nearly 300k visitors and stakeholders have experienced the exhibit, with 200K+ pledging to take action, such as encouraging government leaders to implement federal recycling initiatives, getting involved in local efforts or taking personal steps to reduce plastic waste. Together with Conservation International, we are proud to highlight this critical issue and the actions needed to solve it. It’s going to take all of us—governments, businesses, and consumers—working together to turn the tide. Explore ways you can get involved: https://bit.ly/4cMaBHt

This week marks National Recycling Week ?? Initiated by Planet Ark, National Recycling Week is a significant event that encourages local councils, workplaces, schools, and individuals to improve their recycling knowledge, build better recycling habits, and build trust in recycling. Did you know it is predicted by 2050 there will be more plastic in our oceans than fish. The ratio of plastic weight to fish weight in the ocean was 1:5 in 2014, which is expected to change to 1:1 by 2050. Apart from fish being the most affected by this, it has been estimated that nearly all of the world’s seabirds have eaten plastic at some point throughout their life. Encourage your local community to be sustainably active, every little action makes a difference! #nationalrecyclingweek #planetark #reducereuserecycle #lowwasteliving #lowwastejourney #climateaction #reducewaste #circulareconomy #circularliving #localcouncils #schools #community #terraingroup

This week, Telford Smith’s Managing Director, Steve Picone, and Marketing Manager, Boyce Wong, joined over 75 volunteers, including customers and industry players, at the Nurdle Hunt at Patterson River ??. ? It was fantastic to see the industry unite to tackle plastic pollution. Together, we collected 32kg of macro waste and 3kg of microplastics. In just one hour, our team uncovered 800 pieces of microplastics in a small 1.5m2 area - highlighting the critical need to prevent plastic waste in our waterways. ? A big thank you to Tangaroa Blue Foundation, and all participants in Operation Clean Sweep?for their efforts. Let’s continue working together to lead the way in sustainable practices ????. ? #Sustainability #PlasticPollution #OperationCleanSweep #IndustryCollaboration #TelfordSmith #EnvironmentalImpact