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Japan launches its first water dispenser map app to reduce bottled water waste.

  • 2020-05-15

A Japanese water map app encourages people to bring reusable cups and use water dispensers, and can even calculate how many plastic bottles they've saved and how much carbon dioxide they've reduced. A startup launched Japan's first water map, encouraging people to simply bring their own reusable cups and find the nearest water dispenser on the map whenever they want a drink, all for free. The app can track all the water-filling activities a user does. Co-founder Louis said, "We just launched this new water-filling tracker four days ago, and this morning we tracked a reduction of about 900 plastic bottles. Our big goal this year is to reach 1 million." Japan is the world's second-largest producer of plastic packaging, after the United States. According to UN data, in 2014, the average Japanese person used more than 30 kilograms of plastic resources. With the Tokyo Olympics scheduled for this summer, the G20 summit last June declared a commitment to reduce plastic use and planned to launch a program this year where people could exchange money for recycled plastic bags. However, this app has clearly outpaced governments, prompting people to change their lifestyles to reduce plastic consumption. Currently, the app is used in 30 countries worldwide and has been downloaded more than 30,000 times. Source: Environmental Information Centre

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