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This isn't a promotion or anything, but with all the greenwash nonsense out there trying to convince you to buy more unnecessary stuff in the name of sustainability I'm going to take a moment to rave about these resuable silicone tub tops I got which genuinely usefully meet a real need (and yes it's sad that that feels so unusual!)

I saw a piece about this on the news last week. I try and make some products myself, but not everything. If we're going to buy things like dish and laundry soap, moisturizers, etc., we should be just refilling the containers we already have -- instead of adding to the #PlasticWaste problem (at least not right away). And I like using glass and metal containers personally. Jelly jars have so many uses!

The Refill Station

124C Bartlett St.
Portsmouth, NH 03801

OUR GOALS

- To be a source of refillable, reusable, sustainable household products.

- To be a facilitator of conversation, creation and innovation in our community on ways to reduce our plastic footprint and our general waste.

- To support individual initiatives and organizations, locally and globally, in a joint effort towards these goals.

- To create space to share thoughts, ideas, successes and challenges.

- To find opportunities to make a difference for ourselves, our children and our community.

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Aquatic #ecosystems bear the brunt of #PlasticPollution, with vast “garbage patches,” like the Great Pacific Garbage Patch, choking marine #environments. These areas disrupt oceanic currents, sunlight penetration, & habitat structures, endangering coral reefs & other vital ecosystems. On land, improperly managed #PlasticWaste clogs drainage systems, exacerbating flooding & spreading waterborne diseases. (3/5)

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#PlasticWaste takes hundreds to thousands of years to decompose. During this time, it fragments into #microplastics — tiny particles that are easily ingested by wildlife. Marine animals, such as sea turtles, seabirds, & fish, often mistake plastic for food, leading to starvation, choking, & internal injuries. This disruption in the food chain affects not only wildlife but also humans, as #microplastics are now detected in seafood, drinking water, & even the air. (2/5)