Did you know left over soap scraps can be remolded into new ones or turned into liquid soap? Well great news, I’m going to give you step by step procedures on how to make new bars from soap scraps and subsequently steps on how to turn them into liquid soap. This would help you get […]
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In a world increasingly grappling with environmental challenges, the power of collective action cannot be underestimated. Ecobarter launched and implemented the Go Green Campaign, a grassroots initiative across three locations in Nigeria; Abuja, Lagos and Benue, reaching a total of nine(9) communities in these locations (3 communities per location) that brought together a whopping 185
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Climate change is one of the most pressing issues of our time, and effective climate advocacy campaigns are crucial in driving meaningful change. Whether you’re an individual, a grassroots organization, or part of a larger movement, organizing a successful climate advocacy campaign requires careful planning, strategic thinking, and dedicated effort. This post will walk you
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Recycling seems to be a difficult chore to most people and that’s because they haven’t seen the need to recycle their waste. Globally, we only recycle 9% of our plastic waste while 22% is mismanaged. This shows many individuals still don’t understand the difference it makes. Some popular reasons people make for not recycling are; not
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Asides from waste recycling, one of the most important aspects Ecobarter prioritizes are our recyclers. One of our primary goals is to connect with our community and find new ways of normalizing waste recycling and creating efficient waste disposal methods for the greater community. Meet Rebecca! Rebecca Bulus is a full-time cleaner, who learned about
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It’s common practice in our homes to dispose of food waste immediately into dust bins particularly “food waste” which are heading for the waste dump; oblivious to the fact that we indirectly contribute to the generation of methane gas as these wastes deteriorate in landfills. Methane gases are a type of greenhouse gas that traps
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It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas! And this is one of the few seasons in the year when we’re tempted to want to ”live a little” and let our guard down on the eco-friendly habits we developed and sustained through the year. With single-use plastics everywhere, and plastic soft drink bottles calling our
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It is often conceived that climate change impacts most of the climate crisis and that our day-to-day waste doesn’t carry that much impact in the grand scheme of things. According to a UNIDO report, about 30 million tons of solid waste are generated annually in Nigeria. This number is ominous for a nation grappling with
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Asides from waste recycling, one of the most important aspects Ecobarter prioritizes are our recyclers. One of our primary goals is to connect with our community and find new ways of normalizing waste recycling and creating efficient waste disposal methods for the greater community. This month, we have our recycler! Meet Lucy! Lucy is a
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It is no longer news that Nigeria has an insurmountable waste problem. In a country of more than 20 million people, waste is still obscenely undermanaged. While the general public wonders what to do with their waste on Saturday mornings, the wrath of clogged drainages, littered spaces, and flooded areas befalls the streets of Nigeria,
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