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The Summer 2021 Wild Keepers Term has wrapped up and the final numbers are in! Since June, Will Keeper Ambassadors around the world picked up 54,467 pounds of trash from the wild! Bring the running total of pounds picked up by this community to 536,097 pounds.

For the UN Secretary-General, the benefits of making cities more environmentally friendly are “enormous”, and include reduced climate risk, more jobs, and better health and well-being.

Amarillo is a little cleaner now – actually a lot cleaner.

Amarillo residents across four neighborhoods joined together on Sept. 18 to collect more than 72 tons of trash and waste – a monumental effort that was part of National CleanUp Day.

After more than a year of suspending in-person activities during the pandemic, tens of thousands of Californians turned out to take part in the 37th Annual California Coastal Cleanup Day, the state’s largest annual volunteer event organized by the California Coastal Commission.

nfants have more microplastics in their faeces than adults, a study has found.

Microplastics are plastic particles smaller than 5mm in size that have been released into the environment from the breakage of bigger plastic objects.

Amarillo Cleaned Up a Lot of Trash in Our Area

Woah it's crazy to think and to see how much trash we accumulate. Walk down any alley in Amarillo or drive down any street on trash day. You know what I am talking about. Now imagine a lot of that trash blowing on the streets of Amarillo.

Girl Scout Cadette Isabella Taylor talked with talked with Abby Turpin from Keep America Beautiful who chose to base her Silver Award project around plogging.

For the third year, EARTHDAY.ORG and Let’s Do It World have partnered to tackle the global issue of mismanaged waste.

National CleanUp Day®, the annual event that takes place the third Saturday of every September, will return for year five on September 18.

The clean-up exercise is organized by Let’s Do It Kenya, Nairobi Metropolitan Services (NMS), National Environment Management Authority (NEMA), National Olympics Committee of Kenya and partners.

The national day of service will attract thousands of participants nationwide to help clean their local areas of litter.

AdoptOneBlock is one of several groups attracting volunteers who are concerned about the trash piling up around the city.

NATIONAL CLEANUP DAY RETURNS ON SEPTEMBER 18

The national day of service will attract thousands of participants nationwide to help clean their local areas of litter