Western North America EndPlasticSoup club actions
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Youth for a plastic free Lake Victoria , Uganda
The Ambassador Club Rotaract Muteesa 1 Royal University Kirumba in D9214, Uganda organized awareness education and actions in Uganda for young people: Kalangala Mwena cleanup (with clubs from all over Greater Masaka) Interact club of Wagwa high school community project Interact club of Mustard seed senior secondary school in Lukaya. The actions are aimed on…
Rotary Youth Exchange in action for EndPlasticSoup
The students of the Rotary Youth Exchange in The Netherlands supported EndPlasticSoup with several fundraising actions and during a great goodbye event they handed over the cheque 8,000 Euro for education in Indonesia. A great result and example for the next student group and for Youth Exchange in other countries.
Education and cleanup in Ghana
Our Ambassador Rotaract Tamale organized education, awareness and cleanup actions for schools in the city of Tamale in North Ghana. In August they started with 5 schools, so about 150 young children, age below 15. The School Project will continue the education and awareness regarding plastic pollution in 2024: 10 Schools, 30 Student per School…
COP28 in Dubai
EndPlasticSoup was represented at the COP28 in Dubai by Abdul Rashid Alhassan, Rotaract Tamale, Ghana As one of the 12 selected volunteers, I found myself among a dynamic and passionate group representing the global Rotary-Rotaract community. This diverse team united by a common purpose added depth to the experience, fostering collaborative efforts and shared insights…
New research and developments regarding microplastics
During the last months some interesting articles were published about new research and developments regarding microplastics. Parkinson and dementia Parkinson’s disease and dementia linked to nanoplastics that may affect the brain. Researchers from Duke University School of Medicine have found nanoplastics affect a specific protein found in the brain, causing changes linked to Parkinson’s…
Street Tile ‘Here starts the Sea’
After many actions by Rotary Clubs in Spain, France and last year along the North Sea coast in The Netherlands, we now placed the first EndPlasticSoup Street Tile (or Pavement Tile) in the province Noord-Brabant in The Netherlands. Initiated by and jointly with the Dutch Service organization ‘Vrouwen van Nu’ (Women of Today) the Pavement…
Worldwide EndPlasticSoup Cleanup actions Rotaract Clubs from 30 countries
Rotaract Scheveningen and Rotaract Dubai teamed up with EndPlasticSoup Rotary to organize clean-up events in October and November, bringing together Rotaractors from 30 different countries. As part of the “End Litter Trail” we assisted clubs in planning events from the Philippines to Mexico. Almost every part of the world participated, with people working together to…
Corporate plastic Polluters
Brand audit report 2018-2022: For the fifth year in a row, Break Free From Plastic has identified the world’s top plastic-polluting corporations. A brand audit is a participatory initiative where citizen scientists count and document the brands found on plastic waste to help identify the companies responsible for plastic pollution.
Rotary ESRAG
ESRAG: Environmental Sustainability Rotary Action Group. ESRAG empowers members of the Rotary Family worldwide to take actions to sustain our environment, particularly to stabilize our climate.