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Nestlé and Unilever named top plastic polluters following Philippines brand and waste audits
Nestlé and Unilever are responsible for a quarter of the branded throwaway plastic driving the plastic pollution crisis in the Philippines.
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Nestlé and Unilever identified as top plastic polluters in Philippines waste audits. Here’s what that looks like
It’s one thing to talk about the plastics pollution crisis, but witnessing it first-hand, and talking to the communities that have to live next to it, is indescribable.
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Why I’m joining the Greenpeace ships to fight plastic pollution
Plastic pollution might be very visible in the Philippines and other Asian countries, but the crisis started somewhere else.
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Greenpeace ships are setting sail to tackle the global plastic pollution crisis
Join us as we deploy the Greenpeace ships to tell the global story of where plastic pollution really starts and ends.
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Is Marie Kondo the answer to our environmental woes?
It’s time to stop buying things that don’t “spark joy”.
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Nestle admits recycling is not enough to tackle plastic pollution crisis
"...(Nestle) needs to scale up its efforts toward reusable systems rather than grasping at a quick fix that could cause further environmental disaster."
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The New Year resolutions we should all have in our 2019 list
Instead of only committing to starting a new diet or reading more books, how about adding items to your list that will also be good for our planet?
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Plastic straws are just the tip of the iceberg
Let's make 2019 the year we break free from plastic for good.
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Black Friday is frying the planet, join Make SMTHNG Week instead: Greenpeace
“By sharing, caring, and repairing things we can make more of what we already own and give our beautiful planet a break.”
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Global survey reveals FMCG companies’ contribution to plastic pollution crisis
Single-use packaging is the main delivery system used by all of the FMCG companies, with no signs of changing.