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EARTHCHAT: Out with plastics

May 2
1 min read

Listen at noon, Tuesday 5 May on Seymour FM or anytime as a podcast.

This week on Earth Chat we discuss all the ways to minimise our prolific and destructive use of plastics in our lives. Can we eliminate the use of single use plastics?

What is the major damage that they cause and can we learn to use alternatives? What did we do before plastics became available? It's actually fairly recent history that they have been available. EarthChat on 103.9 FM at midday, Tuesday 5 May. Here is Seymour FM's website. 


Can't catch the radio show? Catch up on Spotify, Apple Podcasts,  Podbean and the BEAM website. It is easy to EarthChat!



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