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Plastic pollution is one of the most pressing environmental challenges of our time, and one of the highest drivers of biodiversity loss on our planet. It pollutes our landscapes, chokes the life in our oceans, and harms our bodies – research has even found microplastics in our blood and organs.

Every year, corporations like Coca-Cola produce over 300 million tonnes of plastic waste. And in the Indian, Atlantic and Pacific Oceans, waste is gathering into enormous garbage islands. One, the Great Pacific Garbage Patch, is three times the size of France at 1.6 million square kilometres.

Currently, there’s no international law controlling the production and disposal of plastic waste – giving corporations near unchecked freedom to drown our planet in plastic. Together, we can change that.

You can stop marine life, wildlife and human life from choking to death on plastic. Donate today to join the call for a Global Plastics Treaty.

1. Great Pacific Garbage Patch

The largest garbage patch in the world, covering an estimated 1.6 million km²

2. South Pacific Garbage Patch

Contains up to 400,000 garbage particles per km² towards its centre.

3. North Atlantic Garbage Patch

Contains an estimated 200,000 pieces of garbage debris per km².

4. Sargasso Sea Garbage Patch

Our team found 1,298 fragments of microplastic in just one sample from this critical turtle nursery.

5. Indian Ocean Garbage Patch

In winter strong winds drive thousands of kilograms of debris from this patch onto surrounding beaches.

Recycling alone doesn’t solve the problem. We have to stop plastic pollution at the source.

This November, we have the chance to stop plastic pollution through the final talks for a Global Plastics Treaty. Greenpeace will be there to advocate for a strong agreement - but we need your help.

With your support we are calling for a treaty that will:

End single-use plastics
Cut total plastic production by at least 75% by 2040
Protect biodiversity, safeguard our climate and ensure a just transition to a reuse-based economy.

Please help us demand a Global Plastics Treaty to end the corporate addiction to single-use plastic and stop the relentless flow of plastic waste into our environment.

Stop plastic pollution from choking our planet.

This November, we have the chance to stop plastic pollution at final talks for a Global Plastics Treaty. Greenpeace will be there to advocate for a strong agreement - but we need your help.

Together, we can make our voices heard as we demand world leaders agree to a treaty that cuts plastic production and eliminates single-use plastic for good.

Stop plastic pollution at the source. You’ve got it in you.

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Help stop our planet choking to death on plastic.

1. Great Pacific Garbage Patch

2. South Pacific Garbage Patch

3. North Atlantic Garbage Patch

4. Sargasso Sea Garbage Patch

5. Indian Ocean Garbage Patch

100,000 marine animals

1 million seabirds

More plastic than fish

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Why a Global Plastics Treaty?

Stop plastic pollution from choking our planet.