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Greenpeace Unveils Monument Highlighting Biden Administration's "Plastics Legacy" - Vimarsana News

Greenpeace Unveils Monument Highlighting Biden Administration's "Plastics Legacy"

WASHINGTON, DC (March 28, 2024) – Ahead of the fourth round of negotiations on a Global Plastics Treaty, Greenpeace today unveiled a new monument dedicated to the Biden administration and its potential plastic legacy. Photos are available in the Greenpeace Media library The 15-foot monument, “Biden’s Plastic Legacy,” is modeled after the figure in Greek

Biden Order Seeks 90% Bio-based Plastics - Vimarsana News

Biden Order Seeks 90% Bio-based Plastics

A new report from the White House details President Biden’s executive order on biotechnology and biomanufacturing.

President Biden's Plastics Announcement Misses the Mark - Vimarsana News

President Biden's Plastics Announcement Misses the Mark

The Biden Administration's plan does not begin to match the scale of the problem.

Greenpeace Calls on PepsiCo to set Ambitious Reuse Targets - Vimarsana News

Greenpeace Calls on PepsiCo to set Ambitious Reuse Targets

In response to PepsiCo’s announcement that aims to deliver 20% of its drinks in reusable packaging by 2030, Greenpeace USA Plastics Project Lead Kate Melges said, “As a company that uses more than five billion pounds of plastic in its packaging each year, we need PepsiCo to do more to end its reliance on big oil and shift away from single-use plastics.”

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Sprite's switch from green to clear plastic is welcomed, but is it enough? - Vimarsana News

Sprite's switch from green to clear plastic is welcomed, but is it enough?

Coca-Cola Co.'s recent announcement that it will start producing the soft drink Sprite in clear instead of green bottles will make recycling easier. But climate groups say it's not enough.

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