Dima Horani
Gulf Petrochemicals & Chemicals Association
+971 4 451 0666 Ext 109
Camelia Vasile
PlasticsEurope
+32 0 2 676 17 57
Allyson Wilson
American Chemistry Council
+1 202-249-6623
Ms. Malathy Balakrishnan
Malaysian Plastics Manufacturers Association
+6 03 7876 3027
Strong, lightweight plastics are amazing materials that contribute to sustainability by helping to reduce energy use, waste and greenhouse gas emissions. But when plastics end up as ocean litter, their full sustainability benefits aren’t realized….
Download the updated Progress Report – June 2014
The marine litter problem is truly global but is now increasingly being tackled by local actions which are in turn supported by global allies. There are also new global networks being formed which are becoming…
Plastics industry leaders from across the world met this week in Dubai to create a global action plan for solutions on marine litter. This action plan describes actions to be taken and progress to be…
The European Commission has launched an international consultation on potential actions and strategies to reach EU target to significantly cut marine litter by 2025, in line with Rio+20. Early next year, studies on the feasibility…
