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Single-use plastics are nearly impossible to avoid, but it's consumers who foot the bill for managing the waste.
This Saturday, October 22, Environment Washington Research and Policy Center and our partners at the Plastic Free WA coalition are joining up for a statewide day of action in celebration of Make a Difference Day.
Environment Washington staff will be be at the Seattle event in Seward Park from 10- 12pm. The clean-up will start with a short program from 10-10:30, in which you’ll hear from advocates and state Sen. Christine Rolfes about ways that we can not only clean up pollution, but take action to prevent it in the first place. RSVP here!
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Not in Seattle? Check out our event map here and click on the pins to get more information and RSVP to one of the events held by our partner organizations across the state.
See you there!
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