“Plastic People” and “Single-Use Planet” Films Depict the Harms of Plastics
We want to spotlight how the films “Plastic People” and “Single-Use Planet” depict the harms of plastics—and the solutions we need.
Independence from Plastic: A ‘Micro’ Plastic-Free Film Contest
Independence from Plastic challenges filmmakers to show us their positive vision of a plastic-free future in micro films of 60 seconds or less.
Environmental Justice Win: U.S. EPA Takes Action on Toxic Chemicals in Cancer Alley
The U.S. EPA has passed a new rule tightening pollution standards and monitoring requirements for industrial facilities in Cancer Alley—an environmental justice win.
“Plastic People” and “Single-Use Planet” Films Depict the Harms of Plastics
We want to spotlight how the films “Plastic People” and “Single-Use Planet” depict the harms of plastics—and the solutions we need.
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 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.
The U.S. federal government approved $15 billion to replace toxic lead services lines. Please sign the petition to ensure the EPA provides guidance to impacted communities for safe solutions, and does not replace lead pipes with plastic pollution.
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.
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