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Plastic Bank collection community member from Baseco, Tondo, Manila, Philippines.

Wear the change: A bracelet with a purpose

Plastic pollution solutions on the Kedonganan Beach, Bali, Indonesia.

Profitability and sustainability in business with plastic pollution solutions

Fabricio is a Plastic Bank collection community member in Itaguaí, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.

What are plastic credits?

Discover how the Break Free From Plastic Pollution Act is transforming our approach to plastic waste. Explore its implications for a sustainable future.

Break Free From Plastic Pollution Act: How businesses can counter plastic pollution?

Person collecting plastic bottles and trash on a beach, holding a large white sack, with a boat visible on the ocean in the background.

From Trash to Impact: How Plastic Waste Becomes a Force for Good

Plastic waste is a big problem we’re all facing today. Every year, the world produces over 2 billion tonnes of waste, and a lot of that is plastic that ends up as ocean and land pollution.1 But there’s hope. Plastic Bank is changing the game by turning plastic waste into something valuable. This helps communities clean up the planet and also empowers people to earn a living and build better lives.

Hands reaching for stainless steel reusable food containers during an outdoor picnic with fresh fruits and snacks, promoting zero waste and plastic-free living

What is Plastic Free July? A Beginner’s Guide to the Global Movement

Plastic pollution has become one of the most pressing environmental issues of our time. From the depths of the oceans to the peaks of mountains, plastic waste is ubiquitous, threatening ecosystems and human health alike. In response to this crisis, a global movement known as Plastic Free July has emerged, empowering individuals, communities, and organizations to take action against plastic pollution.

Overhead shot of St. Patrick's Day decorations including green shamrocks, green macarons, a gold horseshoe, green party glasses, gift boxes, and yellow and green pennant banners on a solid green background.
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Embracing a sustainable St. Patrick’s Day: Tips and activities for an eco-friendly celebration

Celebrate St. Patrick’s Day the eco-friendly way with sustainable fashion, responsible decorations, plant-based meals, and low-waste gatherings. Learn how to reduce your carbon footprint, support local businesses, and engage in green activities. Make this holiday about more than just wearing green—embrace sustainability and protect the planet while honouring Irish traditions!

Four stuffed fabric hearts, two with buttons and one with a pearl embellishment, hang from a twine clothesline against a plain white background. One heart has 'XOXO' written on it, and another has text resembling a vintage label.

Spread love, not waste, this Valentine’s day

Celebrate love sustainably this Valentine’s Day! Swap wasteful gifts for eco-friendly, DIY, and experience-based alternatives. Choose ethical chocolates, zero-waste wrapping, and green date nights. Show love for your partner and the planet by making conscious choices. Join Plastic Bank in reducing plastic waste and creating a sustainable future. Spread love, not waste!