By Earth Talk Updated February 05, 2020 Most types of plastic bottles are safe to reuse at least a few times if properly washed with hot soapy water. However, recent revelations about some of the toxic chemicals found in single use plastic water bottles (plastic #7) bottles are enough to prevent even the most committed[…]
Why have Love The Oceans and One Green Bottle decided to work together? So… what is Love The Oceans? Love the Oceans (LTO) is a non-profit marine conservation organisation working in Jangamo Bay, Mozambique since 2014. Jangamo, whilst home to a huge host of marine life, has never been studied in depth for[…]
Stay cool in the heat. Keep your favourite tipple ice cold all day with these stunning performance stainless steel water bottles. Made from triple layer stainless steel construction and in a contemporary patented style that looks and feels modern. The Life collection of bottles from onegreenbottle have a choice of sports cap, steel cap or[…]
onegreenbottle has been voted as the best supplier of stainless steel bottles, stainless steel thermal cups and stainless steel lunchboxes by its customers. The company has the most loyal customer base some of whom have been with the brand since its inception in 2005. Steadily supplying the European market with wide mouth, easy to clean[…]
One Green Bottle and HFE Partnership Announcement HFE are one of the UK’s leading providers of personal trainer courses and fitness qualifications. It’s something that hasn’t gone unnoticed in the health and fitness sector as we’ve previously been given the accolade of Best Use of Technology at the ukactive Active Training Awards and the[…]
Blondie star Debbie Harry wants us to stop screwing the planet. At least that’s the message she was sending when she took to the London catwalks recently, in support of sustainable label VIN + OMI. Known for experimenting with fabrics such as pineapple leather, environmentally friendly latex and leather-style mushrooms, the brand’s spring-summer 2018 show[…]
Plastic is choking our oceans and killing marine life. Every year we throw away millions of tonnes of plastic. And vast amounts of it finds its way into the ocean. As the plastic breaks down into tiny pieces it’s consumed by marine animals. All this plastic pollution means a cocktail of harmful chemicals can be passed up the food chain. Plastic[…]
Written by Jo Ruxton Ten years ago this summer marks our first journey to the ‘so-called’ Great Pacific Garbage Patch. Ready to film for our documentary A Plastic Ocean, we joined a team of scientists expecting to encounter a vast island of floating plastic “twice the size of Texas”. On the 1,500 mile journey to the centre of[…]
If we care about plastic waste, why won’t we stop drinking bottled water? We have all seen the damage plastic waste is doing around the world – but sales of bottled water have continued to grow Simon Usborne Sun 28 Apr 2019 14.00 BST Losing our bottle? Plastic waste on an Egyptian beach. Photograph: Jan-Otto/Getty Images For[…]
31 January 2019 Microplastics have been found in the guts of every marine mammal examined in a new study of animals washed up on Britain’s shores. Researchers from PML and the University of Exeter examined 50 animals from 10 species of dolphins, seals and whales – and found microplastics (less than 5mm) in them all.[…]