Campaign aimed at ending Dundee’s throwaway culture
ByThe Courier Reporter
Environment Secretary Richard Lochhead and Zero Waste Scotland Chief Executive Iain Gulland launch the campaign at Holyrood, helped by Ollie, 4, and Sofia, 2.
Dundonians are being challenged to #MakeThingsLast by a social media engagement campaign that promotes repairing, reusing and remanufacturing as part of a wider circular economy drive.
Zero Waste Scotland has suggested five ways it believes the city can waste less and make things last and has launched a poll at facebook.com/ zerowastescotland to discover Dundee’s favourite.
The campaign aims to “engage everyone in Scotland to find a solution to our throwaway culture” and new suggestions can be added at zerowastescotland.org.uk
Campaign aimed at ending Dundee’s throwaway culture
