Plastic ban because recycling is hard does not happen. Prevention is the best. Call for actions. All toghether we can save habitat.

1. Plastic Recycling is bad/not enough
Huge rise in US plastic waste shipments to poor countries following China ban

2. Plastic is solid oil pollution (that last)
Very large quantities of plastic waste leak into the
environment from sources both on land and at sea,
generating significant economic and environmental damage.
Globally, 5 to 13 million tonnes of plastics — 1.5 to 4 % of
global plastics production — end up in the oceans every
year.11 It is estimated that plastic accounts for over 80 % of
marine litter. Plastic debris is then transported by marine
currents, sometimes over very longdistances. It can be
washed up on land,12 degrade into microplastics or form
dense areas of marine litter trapped in ocean gyres. UNEP
estimates that damage to marine environments is at least
USD 8 billion per year globally. In the EU, 150 000 to 500
000 tonnes13 of plastic waste enter the oceans every year.
This represents a small proportion of global marine litter.
Yet, plastic waste from European sources ends up in
particularly vulnerable marine areas, such as the
Mediterranean Sea and parts of the Arctic Ocean.
Radiation of Chernobyl is equally divided in every meter
square of the world..
If we don’t work on turning the demand to zero we will
always found plastic in food water air ...

3. Let graphics talk

4. Recycling? Not bad. Reuse win!

5. Do multinational care ?
Yes. Care for money. Customers are the
source. Environment respect is a cost.
So according for their ONLY CARE they do
anything legal or not moral or not to get
more money and less costs.
Like lobbying for friendly law.
Their turnover are bigger then nations GDP
so they push nation to ease their target.
Nation (in theory line) have to protects
populations.
But also 400 years before Christ who steal
to private can be found in jail and who steal
to public are rich.
revenue on turnover nation/multinationals
Year 2017 www.cnms.it

6. We can expect heroes save us?
THE GUARDIAN 13 JULY 2017
Last year (2016) was the most perilous ever for people defending their
community’s land, natural resources or wildlife, with new research
showing that environmental defenders are being killed at the rate of
almost four a week across the world. Two hundred environmental
activists, wildlife rangers and indigenous leaders trying to protect their
land were killed in 2016, according to the watchdog group Global
Witness – more than double the number killed five years ago.
Single activist are killed. If you are
good and you as single do something
very good expect a bullet or more…
World is doomed? no...

8. No multinational can block
7 billions of micro-heroes !
We must turn ourselves into heroes in every
little choice we do every day.
World leaders can push us to behaviors that
made them richer and the world more
doomed to ecological suicide.
But Gandhi show that is possible to say NO.
And when many say NO India gain “swaraj”
the auto government long time desired.