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Adidas’ Ocean Shoe

The UN head office in New York formed the backdrop for the launch of Adidas’ Ocean Shoe on 29 June. […]

Baltic Sea strongly polluted by microplastics

Swedish researcher Katja Broeg (Stockholm University) calculated that annually 130 tons of microplastics from care products are flushed down the […]

Johnson & Johnson reveal opposition to microbeads bill

We have disturbing news about the legislation of microbeads. Cosmetics producer Johnson & Johnson reveal an opposition to the microbeads bill […]

Questions for Red Bull

Red Bull is proud of its environmental achievements. The  cans are 60% lighter than they were a couple of years […]

Trash Hunters and the Schiedam call to VNG

May 31 2015. BLOG The first results of the Trash Hunters campaign give a sad impression of the amount of […]

Trash Hunters App launches

With the launch of the Trash Hunters App, the campaign against litter has entered a new phase. Trash Hunters can […]

69 NGO’s in 33 countries support Beat the Microbead

The Beat the Microbead campaign is now supported by 69 NGO’s in 33 different countries. The international campaign is calling to […]

Colgate-Palmolive toothpaste is now plastic-free!

Colgate-Palmolive (including Elmex) have kept their promise and have completed the work needed to eliminate microplastics from their formulas. They […]

Plastic Soup clothes not a solution

A number of clothing manufacturers have recently announced they will begin making fabrics from plastic waste fished out of the […]

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Plastic rocks on an isolated island

The sombre message of stones made of plastic found on an uninhabited island far from the Brazilian coast.

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EU ban on microplastics in cosmetics: too slow and too limited

Cosmetics companies selling personal care products without microplastics are calling for the swift introduction of a total ban in an open letter.

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Sungai Watch prevents Bali’s plastic waste from reaching the ocean

In Bali, more and more rivers are being cleaned from plastic waste every day. What do Dutch travel suitcases made from recycled ocean plastic have to do with that?

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Chemicals plastic cause overweight

Scientists suspect that fat formation in human bodies is stimulated by plastic.

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