Tag: WWF
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No plastic in nature (WWF)
https://www.worldwildlife.org/our-work/sustainability/plastics/no-plastic-in-nature
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ENI vs WWF
Here’s the letter sent to WWF inquiring on ENI’s behaviour and actions. The letter was sent on 5th September 11.00 am. This is a FREE article.
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Stop letting a small minority derail the plastics treaty: WWF
https://www.eco-business.com/opinion/stop-letting-a-small-minority-derail-the-plastics-treaty-wwf
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Last Chance To Forge Treaty To End Plastic Pollution Crisis
https://wwf.org.au/news/2025/last-chance-to-forge-treaty-to-end-plastic-pollution-crisis
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WWF on Plastic Treaty
https://www.worldwildlife.org/press-releases/the-world-is-watching-and-waiting-for-a-strong-global-treaty-to-end-plastic-pollution–2
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WWF Statement at Conclusion of Plastic Treaty Negotiations (INC-4)
WWF Statement at Conclusion of Plastic Treaty Negotiations (INC-4)
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WWF notes on the INC-4 negotiations on plastic treaty
Here are the notes of WWF on the The fourth session of the Intergovernmental Negotiating Committee to develop an international legally binding instrument on plastic pollution, including in the marine environment (INC-4).
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85% of People Want Global Ban on Single-Use Plastics (WWF)
85% of People Want Global Ban on Single-Use Plastics
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Ending plastic pollution (WWF)
WWF activists on why they want to keep plastics out of nature
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WWF Transparent Report – Plastic progress report
WWF Releases its 4th Annual Transparent Report, Unveiling Progress on Plastic Footprints for Several of the World’s Biggest Brands
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WWF Video on Compostable and Biodegradable Bowl
Expert reveals the dirty truth behind ‘biodegradable’ bowls from restaurants: ‘There is no legal definition for it’ — Not exactly the most accurate explanation I’ve seen
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WWF Plastic Progress Report 2022
Today, World Wildlife Fund’s ReSource: Plastic program released its third annual public report, Transparent 2022, revealing how some of the world’s largest brands are measuring up to their commitments to tackle the plastic waste crisis.
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WWF on Biodegradable and Compostable Plastics
Is biodegradable and compostable plastic good for the environment? Not necessarily
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WWF Position on Chemical Recycling
WWF Position: Chemical Recycling Implementation Principles
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WWF on US School Food Recovery Act
WWF Statement on the US House Introduction of the 2021 School Food Recovery Act
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WWF Japan and TerraCycle Partner on Fishing Nets
WWF Japan and Terra Cycle to start collecting and recycling waste fishing nets
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WWF Statement on Break Free From Plastic Pollution Act
WWF issued the following statement
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Nature is in Full Decline
Wildlife populations are in freefall around the world, driven by human overconsumption, population growth and intensive agriculture, according to a major new assessment of the abundance of life on Earth.
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WWF Mapping of Corporate Actions on Plastic Waste
WWF has established a vision of No Plastic in Nature by 2030 and imagines a world where our resources are never wasted. ReSource: Plastic leverages the power of business to achieve this vision. In its inaugural year, ReSource: Plastic worked with five Principal Members (Keurig Dr Pepper, McDonald’s Corporation, Procter & Gamble, Starbucks, and The…
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