Author: Kate Grace

Plastic bags are not biodegradable.  They float down waterways. They fly off rubbish bins, garbage trucks and landfills.  When they degrade through exposure to light, ultra-violet rays turn the plastic brittle.  They then break down into small, toxic particles that continue to pollute soil, air and water.

Are you concerned about the collapse of our eco-systems? Do you try to find ways to recycle, reuse, and generally reduce your negative impact on the environment? You are not alone.

That bath towel, you know the one…  The one with the frayed edge, the one that has seen too many loads of black denims and turned grey, the one that feels more like sandpaper on your skin than a soft wipe after your shower, the out-of-shape rectangle no one wants to take to the beach? That one.