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The "Circular Economy of Plastics" is the Greatest Toxic Greenwashing Hoax in History

"It’s the wild, wild West of product claims and labeling with no sheriff in town,”
Jan Dell, an engineer and founder of The Last Beach Cleanup
The New York Times, September 8, 2021

"I see lying labels."

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Shareholder Resolutions Filed to Demand Corporate Truth on Plastic Recycling

Two Shareholder Resolutions were filed in  2024/2025 related to false labels and claims by companies on plastic recycling.
 
Goal: To protect shareholder returns, these resolutions seek to prevent the companies from squandering company funds on wasteful environmental, social, and governance (ESG) programs that deceive consumers, create legal risks, and do nothing to help the environment.

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Read about 2023/2024 shareholder resolution here

Facts Prove: Chemical/Advanced Recycling is False Solution and Delay Tactic 

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California State's Own Data Proves No Plastic Can Be Labeled as Recyclable

NEW FACT-BASED REPORT REVEALS CALIFORNIA STATE'S OWN DATA PROVES:

  • No Type of Plastic Material Type & Form Passes SB343 "Truth in Labeling" Legal Requirements

  • Massive Amounts of Plastic Waste are Being ILLEGALLY Exported from California to Poor Countries 

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Halt the Hoax: End False Solutions to Plastic Waste and Pollution

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NEW REPORT REVEALS THAT U.S. PLASTIC RECYCLING RATE HAS FALLEN TO 5-6%

 

The Real Truth About the U.S. Plastic Recycling Rate:

2021 U.S. Facts and Figures Report

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Plastic waste and pollution are harming the world's ecosystems and economies. Plastic bags and films fill landscapes and contaminate recycling and composting systems, endangering workers, and increasing costs.

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Consumers across the U.S. are deceived by instructions to “Return the plastic bag to a participating store for recycling” or

"Store Dropoff" and sent on a wild goose chase with no benefit. Mixed post-consumer plastic film waste is contaminated and worthless.  Few takeback bins exist and there is no proof that collected materials are actually recycled into new products.


Real Actions to End Plastic Waste and Pollution

Global Cities & Plastic Pollution
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Partially funded by

National Geographic

Single Use Plastic Bans
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Catalytic Initiatives to Move from Awareness of Plastic Pollution to Widespread Action and Achievement

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