Such activities aim to amplify the call to ban single-use plastics (SUPs), unmask single-use plastic production issues, false solutions, as well as highlight zero-waste businesses and mainstream zero-waste solutions. The group kicks off the week with a photo exhibit that illustrates the alarming state of plastic pollution in the Philippines. Further, the group explained that the bill is a timely development amid the proliferation of false solutions across the country. Coleen Salamat, Plastic Campaigner of EcoWaste Coalition pointed out that: “As plastic production continues as usual, so do efforts to curb plastic pollution. The bill proposes a sustainable alternative for these plastics that can’t be recycled.
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