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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.

LEARN THE FACTS

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.

LATEST NEWS

Plastic Pollution Coalition Member Spotlight: Meliora, Oceana, Open Water, & Plastic Free July

Plastic Pollution Coalition is proud to represent a unique coalition of businesses and organizations that are addressing the plastic pollution crisis head on. Here we spotlight some of our amazing members!

Tomfoolery & Plastic Pollution Coalition Launch “The Plastic Age”

Tomfoolery and Plastic Pollution Coalition launch “The Plastic Age,” a new video that sheds light on the plastic pollution crisis — and a path to solutions.

ACTION ALERT: New Yorkers, Help Pass Legislation to Curb Plastic Pollution

There are just a few weeks left to pass these bills. We need you to call your State Senator and Assemblymember today.

Plastic Pollution Coalition Member Spotlight: Meliora, Oceana, Open Water, & Plastic Free July

TAKE ACTION

Tell U.S. Government: Take a Stronger Stance on the Global Plastics Treaty

The UN Global Plastics Treaty negotiations are now underway. Urge the U.S. government to lead by forging ambitious solutions—like reduction of plastic production and freedom from corporate influence—instead of leading the world in generating plastic pollution.

Tell the USDA to Protect Children's Health & Ban Plastic From School Cafeterias

Tell the USDA to update its Food and Nutrition Services Programs to recommend the use of safe, sustainable non-plastic materials in school cafeterias, such as glass or stainless steel, as recommended by the scientific and medical community.

Tell EPA: Don’t Replace Lead Pipes with Plastic Pollution

The U.S. 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.