1,000,000
Sea birds die from plastic ingestion and pollution each year
100,000
Marine animals are effected by plastic pollution each year
93%
Of people have plastic toxicity present in their urine
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Hi, My name is Jacqui
Have you ever felt so passionate about something that you feel the need to share your passion with those around you?
I am passionate about reducing my footprint on this beautiful, vibrant Earth. A keen secondhand shopper – I haven’t purchased anything “new” in a long while. Recently I took on the commitment of going vegan and soon after, I took the pledge to go “plastic free”. Although I haven’t been perfect, I am damn proud of the progress that I have made and the awareness that I have gained about this global epidemic.
I started seeing posts on Instagram and all over the internet of people buying reusable coffee cups, ditching plastic straws and cutlery and bringing their own takeaway containers – people were posting pretty pictures of their “plastic free” items and participating in Plastic Free July. Girls were converting from tampons and pads and investing in menstrual cups – I soon realised that those around me caught the plastic free bug too! However, the more I saw, the more I became frustrated – these people were throwing away perfectly good tupperware & everyday items, ditching & wasting what they ALREADY HAD and essentially contributing to landfill all in the aim to be seen as “trendy”.
It got me thinking.. Is this plastic free movement just a trend..?
So this is me, pictured to the right. Plastic sunnies, plastic choker (because the 90’s rule) and plastic coffee cup. I am reusing & upcycling what I already have and simply avoiding single-use items wherever and whenever I can.
I am real and together we can make an impact.
Together, we can clean up this earth, reducing our personal contributions to landfills and refusing one plastic item at a time.