Zero Waste Washington, along with many partners, is conducting a multi-year project to encourage the public to replace household products that contain toxic chemicals with safer alternatives. We are prioritizing pots, pans and small appliances with non-stick coatings which contain PFAs and are also often contaminated with lead, plastic cutting boards and kitchen utensils which shed nano- and micro-plastics into food, and more. This fall, we have kicked off community-centered swap-out events.

Also, in this issue: Note from the Executive Director, Fall tour sign-up, WA Reuses launches, and more…