Plastic
Watchdogs urge Nestlé, Danone and other food giants to 'deplastify'
Nine "Big Food" corporations that were served notice last year over their plastic footprint are failing to take sufficient action to tackle pollution, a new report says. Read More
How global plastic policies could slash virgin plastic production by 30 percent by 2040
A new report highlights 15 policies that could drive a major decrease in plastic use around the world — but will governments adopt them as part of a new global plastics treaty? Read More
‘Zero draft’ lends shape to global plastics treaty
NGOs are cautiously optimistic about the draft document for a global plastics treaty, which will be used during the third set of negotiations scheduled for mid-November. Read More
The unbridled potential of reuse in 3 metrics
If implemented correctly, reuse has exceptional potential for environmental and economic wins. Read More
A plastic-free Daryl Hannah Barbie? Not for real
A fake press release trumpeting a pledge to ban plastic from Mattel's iconic doll is revealed as a stunt staged by Daryl Hannah and eco-activist agency Yes Men. Read More
As plastics pile up, can 'advanced' recycling cut the waste?
Proponents of pyrolysis — including oil and gas companies — contend it will reduce plastic pollution. But critics say it will only perpetuate a dependence on fossil fuels. Read More
Circular credit cards: Mastercard, HSBC and TerraCycle launch recycling program
The initiative will be piloted across select HSBC banks where customers can securely recycle old cards in-branch. Read More
Dispatch from the Global Plastics Treaty talks
Companies urged to get engaged, take action after Paris negotiation. Read More
Delterra teams up with Mars, Amcor and P&G for plastics pledge
New partnership aims to tackle plastic pollution by transforming waste management and recycling systems in Indonesia, Argentina and Brazil. Read More
Why CDP introduced plastic reporting
CDP expands disclosure platform to include plastic reporting, setting up the plastic credit market for more legitimacy. Read More