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We eat, drink and breathe plastic

Help us turn off the plastic tap

Your health

Right now, we eat, drink and breathe plastic. Children are especially vulnerable.

Plastic finance

Without tackling plastic finance, we walk on a dead-end road

Your Health

Micro- and nanoplastics (MNPs) are infiltrating the human brain, raising profound concerns about their potential impact on human health.

Our focus is not on recycling. We are not cleaning up the sea. We want to completely remove plastic from food, water and air.

There is a direct link between plastic and the risk of infectious diseases.

In recent years, our bodies have been increasingly researched for the health risks of plastic.

Thousands of peer-reviewed research reports have been published highlighing the plastic chemicals that cause infertility, cancer, cognitive disorders and auto-immune diseases and yet there is still no global regulation to stop this threat to humankind. Instead, plastic production is set to treble by 2040.

The hidden risk in disposable bottles

Scientific research reveals invisible facts about our daily water and soft drink consumption. It turns out that with every plastic PET bottle we ingest hundreds of thousands of tiny plastic particles.

240.000 nano plastics per liter soft drink

Previous research has been done on the presence of microplastics in disposable bottles, but the number of 240,000 particles per liter is so alarming that health questions are being raised. Australian scientists also warn against reusing used bottles.

More and more research points to the health risks of plastic.