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The climate impact of separating your waste

Why is World Cleanup Day so important?

What is world cleanup day

Every piece of litter has an impact. Here’s why your action matters:

  • Protects nature: Trash, especially plastic, ends up in rivers and oceans, harming wildlife and ecosystems.
  • Creates healthier communities: Clean streets and parks feel safer and more enjoyable.
  • Raises awareness: Seeing how much waste is out there inspires real change in your daily habits.
  • Pushes policy forward: Governments around the world are taking action thanks to the growing pressure from this global movement.

Past results show the power of collective action
World Cleanup Day keeps growing year after year. Here are some key highlights:

  • 2018: The very first edition – 18 million participants in 157 countries.
  • 2019: More than 21 million volunteers joined the movement.
  • 2020: Even during COVID-19, over 9 million people in 166 countries took part.
  • 2023: A record year – 19.1 million people cleaned up 205,000 tons of waste!
  • 2024: 191 countries involved. In Mexico alone, 14.3 million cigarette butts were collected. In Guinea, the cleanup led to a ban on single-use plastics.

These numbers prove one thing: together, we can make a real difference.

World cleanup day

World Cleanup Day is the largest global cleanup event dedicated to fighting litter. On this day, millions of people in over 190 countries take to the streets to clean up parks, rivers, beaches, and neighborhoods.

The goal is simple: create a cleaner planet and raise awareness about plastic pollution and waste problems.

In 2024, the United Nations officially recognized World Cleanup Day as an international day. That shows just how powerful this movement has become!

Theme for 2025: tackling textile and fashion waste

This year, the focus is on textile waste. Fast fashion and old clothes contribute massively to global waste.

By recycling, swapping, or donating clothes, we can save raw materials and reduce our environmental impact.

Expect special cleanup events focused on clothing waste and raising awareness about the fashion industry’s footprint.

How can you join World Cleanup Day 2025?
You don’t need much to get involved just a bit of time and the will to make a difference:

1. Join a local event
Check the official website or your local community boards to find a cleanup near you.

2. Organize your own cleanup
Gather friends, neighbors, or coworkers. Choose a spot, grab gloves and bags, and start cleaning!

3. Share your impact
Post photos of your cleanup on social media using #WorldCleanupDay. You’ll inspire others to take part too.

Keep the momentum going all year
World Cleanup Day is just the beginning. Here’s how to keep making a difference:

  • Say no to single-use plastics.
  • Donate your old clothes or take them to a second-hand store.
  • Join a digital cleanup delete unused files and apps to reduce your digital footprint.

Be part of the change on World Cleanup Day 2025

World Cleanup Day is your chance to take action for a cleaner, more sustainable world. Together, we can remove tons of waste from nature and spark long-term change.

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