Is it possible to go plastic-free in Alaska? | INDIE ALASKA @indiealaska
Is it possible to go plastic-free in Alaska? | INDIE ALASKA  @indiealaska
Uploaded May 2023 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Jennifer Gordon sailed from Seldovia, AK to Mexico on a huge adventure with her family several years ago. Along their journey, she noticed how much plastic waste contaminated the ocean and sea shores. She and her family took it upon themselves to pick up plastic waste throughout their trip and made it a mission to live a minimal waste lifestyle. Gordon continues on her passion by co-founding Blue Market AK, a local refillery store that hopes to reduce plastic wastes by reusing and repurposing plastics and glassware.

#plasticfree #refillerystore #repurposing

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