How to make low and no alcohol drinks a focus for Christmas
In 2023, the Christmas bells are ringing in some changes for how we celebrate together.
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Take Back the Tap adds seven refill stations - The Martha's Vineyard Times
The Vineyard Conservation Society (VCS)’s Take Back the Tap (TBT) program has grown its water bottle refill station network by seven locations since the spring. The tap program now has 34 stations, 29 of which have been installed by VCS. In Vineyard Haven, new stations can be found at the MV Chamber of Commerce, Chicken […]
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The best refillable water bottle? Here's my favourite – The Irish Times
Game Changers: A refillable bottle makes every kind of sense: it’s cheaper, healthier and better for the environment
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Tapped in: How changing your water-drinking habits can result in big savings
On The Money: If you have a preference for bottled water, it more likely illustrates the power of marketing than any real health benefit, according to research
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Waterford News and Star — School News: St Augustine's cutting down on single use plastics
SECONDARY schools across Waterford got behind National Reuse Month’s campaign to get more people reusing and recycling. As part of the national campaign which…
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Rethink Ireland to build €100m social innovation fund, helped by philanthropists
Rethink Ireland to build €100m social innovation fund, helped by philanthropists New €650,000 Ignite Midwest Fund, and plans to fund Ireland’s first dedicated climate justice fund, training for 70,000 people, and engaging 35,000 people in mental health programmes Minister of State for Community Development and Charities, Joe O’Brien, and Deirdre Mortell, CEO of Rethink Ireland, launch the new €650,000 Ignite Midwest Fund, which is open to projects that empower communities, tackle pov...
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