New Zero Waste Initiative For Cobh To Be Launched
A new initiative aimed at making Cobh one of Ireland's first zero waste towns is being launched this evening
100 participants are needed for the pilot stage of the project which will involve households recording how much organic, recycling and residual waste they produce each month and trying to find ways of reducing waste.
Participants will be supported with advice and information on how to reduce waste
Spokesman for Cobh Zero Waste Stephen Thornhill told RedFM News how the project will work
Anyone in Cobh who wants to get involved in the initiative can sign up by clicking on cobhzerowaste.com/pilot-project
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