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Latest Trash Hacks

Share your ideas for the planet with #TrashHack and we could feature them here!

Face Mask – low cost, washable and fashion! #TrashHack yre_mauritius

Magic in the wild! #TrashHack from kvskenya / KVSO / Kenia Voluntary Service Organization

My #TrashHack routine!#TrashHack yre_ghana

Wear it sustainably! Recycling clothes with creativity by Shames and Shatha! #TrashHack

Magic in the wild! #TrashHack from kvskenya / KVSO / Kenia Voluntary Service Organization

Compost program! #TrashHack Eurocolegio Casvi Boadilla 

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Become a Trash Hacker

Each year the world generates over 2 billion tonnes of waste. Trash clogs our oceans, fills our streets and litters huge areas of the planet. Trash Hack your life today and be part of the solution.

Trash Hacks are small changes you can make that will help the planet. Becoming a Trash Hacker will help you to change the way you think about waste, take action to tackle trash and inspire others to do the same. Read tips and tricks on the Trash Hack blog, get updates straight to your inbox, follow #TrashHack on social for inspiration and share your own trash hacks with us. Together we will #TrashHack your home, neighbourhood and the world!

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