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Together we’re transitioning from plastic to ever greener harmony with Earth’s cycles.

Also know as Eco Bricks, Eco-Bricks, Ecolladrillos, and bottle bricks, the Global Ecobrick Alliance and Wikipedia use Ecobrick. to refer to the manual securing of used plastic in a PET bottle (also known as plastic sequestration) to make a reusable building block.

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Plastic Transition

When plastics are littered, burned or dumped, they poison the Earth, Air, and Water. When we save, segregate and pack plastics into bottles, we can make building blocks that can be reused over and over again. Together we can build green spaces that enrich our community and environment.

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The Vision Ecobrick Guide and all the illustrations, photos and text content on this site by the Global Ecobrick Alliance is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International License.

What is an Ecobrick

How to make an Ecobrick

Why make ecobricks

Building with Ecobricks

Circular Design

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Vision

We envision a Transition in our Homes, Communities and Companies from Plastic to ever Greener Harmony with Earth's Cycles.
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