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Plastics Companies Are Writing Lesson Plans. What Could Go Wrong?
Source: WIRED
ESG & Climate PolicyConsumer Demand & Retail
The plastics industry is promoting science curriculum in schools that portrays plastics as safe, recyclable and supportive of employment. Critics characterize the materials as propaganda, creating reputational and ESG-related risks for the industry amid broader scrutiny of plastic waste and recycling claims.
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