5 ways to save the oceans

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    Save the oceans: Our nature, rivers, and oceans are getting polluted by plastic among other things. Soon we won’t be able to eat the fish anymore if they even survive due to the amount of plastic and microplastics. Our previous blog and videos show some of the damage we’ve already done. Here are five ways you can positively impact the Oceans by reducing plastic waste:

    1. Use and shop sustainable products and brands

    Avoid buying and using single-use plastic bottles and plastic bags whenever you can.

    1. Say no to plastic in restaurants and bars

    Ask for tap water when possible. Say no to unnecessary plastic for take-out food or straws in the bar.

    1. Recycle

    If you have to use plastic products then make sure that they are recycled.Globally only 3 % of the plastic produced gets recycled.. Follow recycle instructions. Separate waste bags for plastic, paper, and other waste.

    1. Support Ocean Cleaning & Protecting Organizations

    Organizations that are dedicated to protecting the oceans are critical for the future. They educate us on what is going on with the environment both at local and global level. These organizations work at every level of activism to help push change forward. Donate money or engage and give your time.

    1. Spread the word

    You’re reading this blog but most people have no idea how bad plastic can be for marine life and might need to be educated or simply reminded. Share this blog through social channels. Better Together. Let’s reduce plastic waste and save the oceans!
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    Magnus Jern (MCS) is a co-founder of Tappwater, a water researcher, and recognized authority on tap water and advanced water filtration technology. Over the past seven years, he has dedicated himself to understanding everything about tap water quality, filtration systems, and bottled water.

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