Rocky Beach
wants to
Ban plastic bags
Plastic bag litter has become far too commonplace in our rives, oceans, beaches, schoolyards, and backyards. Have you
plastic pollution
- Oscar Paul wants to
Stop the most destructive global issues, plastic pollution
Our planet is steadily turning into a stockpile of waste, a large amount of this is produced from packaging.
- matthew walmsley wants to
Inform people about the build-up of plastic in the oceans.
The plastic to plankton ratio in some areas is six to one, destroying marine life, making zones of inhabitable ocean.
- Patrícia Maria T wants to
FORBID LITTERING AND RATION OR FORBID THE USE OF PLASTICS; PROTECT OUR PLANET
The future of this planet is in our hands! Plastic takes oil and pollutes our oceans, forests, shores, kills marine and
- Dylan Saler wants to
Ban the production and use of plastic bags.
The Great Pacific rubbish dump will continue to grow and affect our health and the health of the environment.
- kurtis lightbourne wants to
Reduce the use of plastic bags.
Plastic bags are not biodegradable. They clog waterways, spoil the landscape, and end up in landfills.
- The 1to1 Movement wants to
Ask United Airlines to reduce plastic cup waste on flights
Every 6 hours, airlines in the US waste 1 million disposable cups.
- Genevieve Abedon wants to
Tell National Geographic to stop delivering in plastic polybags!
The National Geographic is circulated to over 4 million people in the United States every year [1]. When I receive my
- The 1to1 Movement wants to
Ask Applebee's to keep 180 million plastic straws out of landfills and waterways!
Plastic straws can be great for the people who want them, but why hand one out to everybody? By simply giving out straws
- Kahu Malcolm wants to
Stop plastic damaging our marine environment.
It is important to reduce plastic pollution because if we don’t reduce it our ocean and wildlife will keep suffering.