Plastic Pollution Coalition is a non-profit communications and advocacy organization that collaborates with an expansive global alliance of organizations, businesses, and individuals to create a more just, equitable, regenerative world free of plastic pollution and its toxic impacts.
Plastic pollution is an environmental, wildlife, climate, human health, and social justice issue. People and communities across the world are finally waking up to the fact that plastic pollution impacts everything.

Urge Maersk to Stop Shipping Plastic Waste Overseas

Urge international shipping giant, Maersk to stop shipping plastic waste from richer countries to less affluent countries. These plastic waste exports threaten the environment and health of residents in communities.

Sign Up for Plastic-Free Trash Blitz in U.S. National Parks

Join activists to collect data on plastic pollution in U.S. National Parks! Register your cleanup at any national park to contribute to a report that will reveal the materials, items, and brands of waste found across our national parks.

Support the Break Free From Plastic Pollution Act

Tell your representatives it’s time to support the Break Free From Plastic Pollution Act of 2021 for the health and future of humans, animals, waterways, oceans, and the environment.

The US federal government approved $15 billion to replace toxic lead services lines. Please sign the petition to ensure this funding goes to safe solution, and does not replace lead pipes with plastic pollution.

Tell fashion CEOs to reformulate their products to remove BPA from their clothing. The Center for Environmental Health found BPA in eight brands of sports bras and six brands of athletic shirts.

Please ask Trader Joe’s to significantly reduce its use of single-use plastic packaging. Currently it’s nearly impossible to shop there without bringing home a massive amount of single-use plastic packaging.

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