Plastics and the Environment

We can use plastics to change the world for the better

If we can start to see plastic as a resource rather than as rubbish, the benefits could be significant

If we can start to see plastic as a resource rather than as rubbish, the benefits could be significant Image: Jasmin Sessler on Unsplash

Lesley Van Staveren
Co-founding director, ReGen Plastics
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