What and how do we want to do?
What and how do we want to do?
Our activities focus on prevention. Through education, we want to influence how plastics should be used so that they harm the environment as little as possible.
Every year, 8 million tons of plastic goes into the ocean, including plastic bags. According to the forecasts of the United Nations Environment Program, while maintaining this pace until 2050, there will be more plastic in the oceans than fish.
Plastic bags have long been recognized as one of the main causes of environmental degradation and health problems. Bags damage crop fields and promote the hatching of mosquitoes carrying malaria and dengue.
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Stay up to date! We will try to inform you about the current situation, new solutions in the field of environmental protection, initiatives taken by you, associations, governments. Here you will also learn how to proceed in order to live in harmony with nature.
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