World Cleanup Day 2026
On 20 September, World Cleanup Day brings people and communities worldwide together around a shared goal: taking action against waste and pollution and contributing to cleaner environments.
CLIC RECYCLE is dedicated to educating the community to improve sustainability efforts and support blue, green, and circular economies. Read our blog posts below to learn more about why our sustainability efforts are important.
On 20 September, World Cleanup Day brings people and communities worldwide together around a shared goal: taking action against waste and pollution and contributing to cleaner environments.
86% of water is contaminated by man made activity with large amounts of pollutants, solid waste, micro plastics and large carbon emissions. Marine pollution is a combination of chemicals and waste from man made activities with damage to the environment, the health of all organisms, and to economic structures worldwide. Most of this pollution comes...
Due to climate change 70% of land is altered causing soil erosion, the need for using large amounts of water, fertilisers and plastics to compensate. In agriculture mulching films are a common tool for temperature regulation, moisture conservation, and weed suppression in farming. The commonly used low-density polyethylene (PE) in plastic mulch...
The circular economy is a system where materials never become waste and nature is regenerated. In a circular economy, products and materials are kept in circulation through processes like maintenance, reuse, refurbishment, remanufacture, recycling, and composting.
At CLIC RECYCLE, we recognize that addressing societal waste issues begins with citizen awareness. Hence, our mission revolves around promoting environmental education, fostering intergenerational participation, conducting workshops, and raising awareness on a three-dimensional scale—knowledge, prevention, and participation.
Our planet is home to an exponential resource of 8,1 billion people. Every year 2.2 billion kg of hair waste is generated globally from hair salons and ends up in landfills or burnt causing significant harm upon our environment.