Share The New Plastics Economy and the vision of Ellen MacArthur How to deal with plastic pollution? How to manage the consumption of natural resources to produce plastic? The answer lies in the New Plastics Economy.
Share Fishing nets that end up in your shopping cart. Li(t)terally. Fishing nets taken out of the seas and oceans are being transformed in shopping carts or trolleys. Know this story.
Know Microplastics : what are they and where to find them? Microplastics are all around us, from the most essential items to the most superfluous. Find out what they are and how to avoid them.
Know 14 types of plastic that end up in the oceans From PVC to nylon, there are more than a dozen types of plastic polluting our planet. Get to know some of the objects where you can find them.
Change Five DIY recipes for homemade exfoliating scrubs Discover five homemade exfoliating scrubs recipes, for body and face, that you can easily make at home. Cheap, eco-friendly and waste-free!
Share From the sea to your wardrobe: wear recycled plastic An increasing number of brands is going for sustainable fashion. From shoes to bikinis, update your wardrobe with apparel made from recycled plastic.
Behind Plastic recycling: what happens after the bin? What happens to that bottle of water after the recycling bin? Get to know the hidden story of plastic recycling.
Share Packaging made from marine litter Pingo Doce and Biedronka have teamed up with Waste Free Oceans and Persán to make sustainable packaging out of plastic waste from oceans and rivers.
Share Healthy Seas Socks: from fishing nets to socks Healthy Seas Socks are made from fishing nets left behind in the oceans. Find out how to keep your feet nice and hot while reducing plastic pollution.
Share ECO: the eco-friendly reusable water bottle ECO is an innovative project in Portugal, both a reusable water bottle and a filtered water service. Can this be the start of a single-use plastic free era?
Change 8 Tips to Distance Yourself from Plastic To help you distancing yourself from plastic, we selected 8 tips to reduce your single-use plastic usage, from the most obvious ones to a few originals.
Know 8 facts about the use of plastic in the world Humans are overusing plastic. It’s time to uncover 8 really interesting (yet scary) facts about the use of plastic in the world.
Know Plastic: from use to abuse “Plastic” was named after its key physical property: plasticity – something that can be moulded. It's designed to last, but this quality is also a menace.
