Big Plastic is exploiting coronavirus-related fears to maximize their profits by pushing questionable science asserting their bags are more sanitary than reusable bags.
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John – the equivalent of an ENTIRE garbage truck of plastic gets dumped into our oceans, every minute. That's 8 MILLION tons pouring into our oceans each year.
Whales, dolphins and other vital marine life are already washing up dead on beaches from coast to coast with their stomachs full of plastic – and something must urgently change before aquatic ecosystems are damaged beyond repair.
Single-use plastic bags contribute to 80% of marine pollution that comes from land-based sources – and Big Plastic is exploiting coronavirus-related fears to maximize their profits by pushing questionable science asserting their bags are more sanitary than reusable bags.
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We have to fight back – for our oceans, our marine life and our planet – before it's too late. But we can only hold our poll open until 11:59 p.m. – and we're still missing 44 responses, including yours, John. Please, we're counting on you to tell us right now while we can still make a difference:
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Should corporate profits outweigh plastic pollution’s threat to endangered marine life and our oceans?
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