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‘Kuha sa Tingi’ expands in Metro Manila
As world leaders prepare to convene for the final United Nations negotiations of the Global Plastics Treaty this November, communities in the Philippines are taking decisive action to tackle the plastic crisis.
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Greenpeace: Comprehensive flood control must include national ban on sachets
The Philippines bears the brunt of the plastic pollution crisis, which becomes glaringly evident during climate disasters. Comprehensive flood control must include a national ban on sachets.
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‘Real Beauty’ and ‘Good Life’?
Residents of a coastal community in Bataan Province are using brand parodies to show how plastic sachet manufacturers are bringing “real harm” to Filipinos.
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HUMANS OF THE OCEAN: Freediver ‘dives deeper’ on plastic pollution
From the depths to the surface, the transformation of our oceans over recent decades has been alarming because of plastic pollution.
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HUMANS OF THE OCEAN: Pinoy fisherman laments plastic crisis’ impact on livelihood
A lot of things have changed over the decades, for better or worse. For one, reusable and sustainable packaging used to be the norm, before destructive plastics, such as sachets,…
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Greenpeace Philippines, communities: Strong Global Plastics Treaty still within reach
QUEZON CITY, Philippines (23 April 2024) — A global treaty that cuts plastic production and ends single-use plastic pollution is still within reach and governments have a duty to do…
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New report shows ‘usual suspect’ corporations still top sachet producer list
A report showed an alarming prevalence of sachet packaging from brands who have produced the most SUPs in past years.
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Survey: Filipinos most in favor of global cut in plastic production
Almost 9 in 10 Pinoys say Global Plastics Treaty must ban single-use plastic.
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People vs Plastic
The results of this survey demonstrate that there is overwhelming public support for the Global Plastics Treaty to cut plastic production, end single-use plastics and advance reuse-based solutions.
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Kuha sa Tingi
Discover how large-scale investments to reuse and refill systems can end sachet pollution, while providing economic benefits to communities.
