John Oliver argues for Extended Producer Responsibility and debunks fallacy of recycling plastics, which isn't happening. https://t.co/phnTWPCKLO Contact your DC legislator to support Break Free from Plastic Pollution. It will put burden back on industry (the real polluters).
If you are seeing more plastics in grocery stores, it's intentional. The fossil fuel industry is moving this because demand in other areas is falling. They're also targeting millennials in their advertising. We have to say no to this. It's strangling us: @OPAOrganizing
Why are we burdening our municipalities with cleaning up and recycling our trash?? It's too much of a burden. Let's shift the focus to force corporations to stop producing all the single-use products. Really....it's enough.
Consider attending this webinar about the proliferation of plastics and its impact on humanity: https://t.co/Oby2vv52tu @OPAOrganizing is a member of host @plastic_co_
Do you shop in any 47th Ward (Chicago) grocery stores? If so, please consider filling out this quick survey. it will help reduce plastics in our community. https://t.co/eGumwXDmjD @OPAOrganizing
@4ocean I love what you're doing. Once done, do you contact the corporations most culpable for the waste and ask/demand that they reduce and seek other packaging? @OPAOrganizing
@OPAOrganizing Join a coalition of Chicago organizations in a webinar presentation (12/16, 5:30 - 6:30) about city, state, and federal policy/legislation opportunities to address the problem of single-use plastics: https://t.co/PK1IyxIf1H
Biggest problem with plastics in the Great Lakes are microplastics: clothing w/ microfibers, microflakes from plastic containers, and microbeads (banned 6 years ago but still with us). @OPAOrganizing
McDonalds uses PFAS in its packaging. These are forever toxic chemicals that destroy our environment and harm our health. Not necessary. Contact McDonalds CEO today - https://t.co/aFad7YCweN @OPAOrganizing
https://t.co/Xg1GsGeajE BFFP's 2020 Campaign Report is coming out on 12.2.20. 575 actions to track plastic waste and hold corporations accountable for the mess they're creating. @OPAOrganizing
@OPAOrganizing is part of a Chicago-based coalition hosting a 3-part webinar series on problem of plastics. These webinars will define the problem, present legislative action strategies, and engage industry in solutions. I hope you'll register today. https://t.co/46FuN7dazZ
It's OPA Action Alert Day. Something to do while we await the returns: Contact Senator Tammy Duckworth to ask her to join Senator Durbin in supporting the Break Free from Plastic Pollution bill (S.3263). 202.224-2854 or https://t.co/q5Vf1kajjE