Plastic production is booming. The culprits hiding behind it? Fossil fuels.

Elsa Monteith

As the landscape of the plastics industry develops to our detriment, we must seize the opportunity to hold this major polluter accountable.

Image © Keesnan

Elsa Monteith

Image © Keesnan

Plastic waste and oil collecting in ocean water · Kmiragaya Photography
Naja Bertolt Jensen / Ocean Image Bank
Sea turtles are among the 700 marine species directly impacted by plastic pollution · William Bradberry
In Louisiana’s “Cancer Alley” — so called because of the 150 nearby refineries and plastics plants that release toxic chemicals — RISE St. James in a grassroots organization fighting against the construction of more industrial facilities. · Goldman Environmental Prize
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Contributors

Elsa Monteith

Writer, Driftime

Writing from the sunny shores of Brighton in the UK, Elsa Monteith lends her hand to words with purpose and impact, working with a selection of like-minded organizations with a shared interest in planet, people, and progress.