ImpactPlastics and the EnvironmentSmart shopping: consumers fight plastic wasteOnly 14% of plastic packaging is collected for recycling so recycling alone will not solve the plastic waste crisis and reuse models are neededImage: UNSPLASH/Nareeta MartinGet InvolvedGet InvolvedPublished Jan 19, 2022Key statisticsPlatformsShaping the Future of ConsumptionOur impactThe power of data: how Helsinki is improving citizens’ livesThe race to global vaccine equity amid disrupted supply chainsA net zero carbon future for citiesReportsConsumers Beyond Waste: An initiative of the World Economic Forum’s Future of Consumption PlatformHealthy Cities and Communities PlaybookUpLink - Take Action for the SDGsTake action on UpLinkLoading...In contextPlastics and the EnvironmentExplore the latest strategic intelligenceProject partnersAnheuser-Busch InBevCarlsberg GroupCP GroupCount Us InDentsuENGIE GroupFEMSAGreen Sports AllianceIngka Group (IKEA)Johnson ControlsLenzing GroupMastercardModern MeadowNestléPotential EnergySatSureWorld Economic ForumYale School of the EnvironmentAlgramoCarrefourCHEPCity of PhiladelphiaClorox CompanyClosed Loop PartnersThe Coca-Cola CompanyDanoneEcolabEllen MacArthur FoundationEVRYTHNGFootprintIDEOKearneyKrogerMarsMcDonald'sMetabolicMetroMIWAMuuseNew York City Mayor's Office of SustainabilityNSF InternationalParis City HallPepsiCoProcter & GambleReLondonShiseidoStarbucks CoffeeSuntory HoldingsTerraCycleTescoUnileverUnited Nations Environment Programme (UNEP)UPSUpstreamWWF InternationalPlastics and the EnvironmentFuture of ConsumptionShare this article
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