We will say it as many times as necessary. Plastic Kills.
Because plastic never disappears. Because more than 267 species of different animals have suffered malnutrition, starvation or death because of plastic pollution. Because recycling is not the solution. We must stop using it and replace it with non -toxic, reusable or that can be degraded.
Like the ones you will find in our stores and on the web, a capsule formed by stainless steel bottles, Tshirts and cloth bags made with organic cotton by Thinking Mu.
Plastics residues from the sea pollute the beaches, harming the ecosystems of many coastal areas. And it is not only the sea that suffers the consequences of plastic invasion:
In Natura We have already promised to try to end the one -use plastic. We know that it will be a long process, but little by little and with the help of PLASTIC POLLUTION COALION, an organization that has been fighting for a world free world, we will get it.
On March 29 we organized with Dianna Cohen, CEO of PPC, a day of talks about the danger of plastic. Topics such as the importance of becoming aware of our current consuming, of the future of food containers, of the spooky fact that in 2050 there will be more plastic in the oceans than marine life ...
There is much to go but we have to raise awareness among people to, little by little, get a change. We want to encourage you to be part of this commitment.
Enter into plasticckills.es and find out.
Because plastic never disappears. Because more than 267 species of different animals have suffered malnutrition, starvation or death because of plastic pollution. Because recycling is not the solution. We must stop using it and replace it with non -toxic, reusable or that can be degraded.
Like the ones you will find in our stores and on the web, a capsule formed by stainless steel bottles, Tshirts and cloth bags made with organic cotton by Thinking Mu.
Plastics residues from the sea pollute the beaches, harming the ecosystems of many coastal areas. And it is not only the sea that suffers the consequences of plastic invasion:
In Natura We have already promised to try to end the one -use plastic. We know that it will be a long process, but little by little and with the help of PLASTIC POLLUTION COALION, an organization that has been fighting for a world free world, we will get it.
On March 29 we organized with Dianna Cohen, CEO of PPC, a day of talks about the danger of plastic. Topics such as the importance of becoming aware of our current consuming, of the future of food containers, of the spooky fact that in 2050 there will be more plastic in the oceans than marine life ...
There is much to go but we have to raise awareness among people to, little by little, get a change. We want to encourage you to be part of this commitment.
Enter into plasticckills.es and find out.
