COP26 is only a few weeks away, and Play it Green is marking the occasion by looking at the United Nation’s Sustainable Development Goals.   This week we’re going to do things a little differently and look at a few of the goals together, all with the same underlying purpose; to tackle inequality.   By […]

Play it Green are incredibly excited to announce that Matt Burton will be joining us as Global Head of Business Development.   In his role at Play it Green, Matt will be responsible for introducing companies and partners to Play it Green’s unique model of Repair, Reduce, Regive, as well as developing out relationships with […]

We all know that a great way to reduce our carbon footprint is by cutting down on the amount of meat we eat, but what about our fruit and veg?   While animal farming is responsible for 14.5% of greenhouse gas emissions globally, where your food comes from and how it gets to you can […]

Play it Green are excited to announce that Carys Burton will be joining our expanding team in a new role as Head of Content.   Carys will be responsible for our content production and managing our social media accounts, allowing us to better engage with our customers. We believe she will bring a vibrant attitude […]

Play It Green has been marking the run up to COP26 by looking at the United Nations' Sustainable Development Goals, or 'SDGs', not only to help you understand why they're important but also to help you learn how to become part of the solution. Goal number 3, good health and well-being for all, is likely […]

Did you know that one of the most used products in everyone’s kitchen has a significant environmental impact?   The washing-up liquid that sits in its plastic bottle by your sink comes loaded with a whole host of impacts both on the environment and potentially your health.   Before the invention of washing liquid, dishes […]

In the run-up to COP26, Play It Green’s sustainability news is focusing on the United Nations Sustainable Development goals to help people to better understand the goals.   We will look at why they are important, what the goals are and how successful we have been as a global collective in achieving these goals!   […]

Play It Green will make PROGRESS21, Manchester’s biggest Business conference this year, a climate positive event by planting a tree for every person attending, the equivalent of taking over twenty-three thousand cars off the road for the day.   Nearly four thousand delegates are expected to attend Thursdays PROGRESS21 event at Manchester Central which combines […]

Almost every stick or spray can of deodorant or antiperspirant leaves a mark on the environment, from the materials used to store and ship it to the actual chemical ingredients it is made of.   This week’s tip looks at why deodorants are harmful to the environment and what you can do to mitigate their […]

Most people have heard of the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals or SDGs, but did you know that there are seventeen goals?   The Sustainable Development Goals, are a set of 17 interconnected global goals intended to serve as a "blueprint for achieving a better and more sustainable future for all."   The United Nations […]

Did you know that disposable razors are one of the most wasteful items in the bathroom and because they are made of a variety of materials, including plastic, steel, and rubber, they cannot be recycled?   It wasn’t always this way.   Razors can be traced all the way back to the Bronze Age.   […]