Water pouring into a glass

We’re eating and drinking plastic

The average person consumes an estimated credit card’s worth of microplastics each week. These microplastics have been found in human blood, brains, lungs, hearts, placentas, and breastmilk.

Plastic floating in the ocean

We’re flooding the planet with plastic

Nearly 18 billion pounds of plastic enter the ocean every year—about one garbage truck every minute. At this pace, there will be more plastic in the ocean than fish by 2050.

A garbage heap of plastic bottles

Plastic fuels the climate crisis

Plastic isn’t just waste—it’s fossil fuel. From oil and gas extraction to manufacturing and disposal, plastic production generates more greenhouse gas emissions each year than all global air travel.

A collection of clear blue plastic cleaning bottles

The Single-Use Packaging Problem

Around 40% of all plastic produced globally is made for packaging—the largest source of new plastic production and plastic waste. Designed for one-time use, it creates long-lasting harm to people, ecosystems, and the climate.