Callee | zero waste activist, speaker & biz owner
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How To Get Plastic Bags Banned In Your Town w/ Corinne Hellyer
How To Get Plastic Bags Banned In Your Town w/ Corinne Hellyer
How To Get Plastic Bags Banned In Your Town w/ Corinne Hellyer
Wednesday 24th April 2019
Hear Corinne Hellyer's story of banning plastic bags in Surfside Beach on the Hippie Haven Podcast. Get inspired to make a change in your town!
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Get the buttons here!Banning Plastic Bags: Corinne Hellyer's Journey on Hippie Haven Podcast
We all know, to some effect, that plastic pollution is an issue, but we don't know how big it is, and one of the biggest parts that I played in that was providing education to our council members to realize that this is a problem, that we need to do something in regards to protect it.
Ever thought about how you could make a big difference in your town? Corinne Hellyer did just that in Surfside Beach, South Carolina, and she's here to tell you all about it. On this episode of the Hippie Haven Podcast, Corinne shares her inspiring story of rallying her community to get plastic bags banned. You'll hear about the challenges she faced, the strategies she used, and how she turned a small idea into a significant change.
Hosted by Callee, a zero-waste activist and entrepreneur, this episode is packed with practical advice for anyone looking to reduce plastic waste in their own community. Whether you're passionate about eco-activism or just curious about how local change happens, this conversation is sure to motivate you to take action. Tune in to learn how education and community efforts can lead to impactful environmental policies.