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Press Release
Oceana: Amazon (AMZN) has “a plastic problem,” record growth tied to ocean pollution, customer satisfaction issues
In advance of Amazon’s (AMZN) quarterly earnings report tomorrow, which analysts predict will show a continued increase in sales – and...
Blog
Amazon packages are awash in plastic. How much of it is actually recyclable?
If you’ve been clicking "add to cart” more than usual lately, you’re not alone. COVID-19 has caused a surge in e-commerce because...
Victory
Victory for Transparency: Brazil Makes Fisheries Catch Data Available Online
The Brazilian government formally launched online logbooks to increase transparency and to modernize catch data reporting for industrial...
Blog
Recycling Myth of the Month: Plant-based bioplastics are not as 'green' as some think
For decades, the general public has been enamored with the idea of recycling, but the reality is far from what’s promised. As we’ve...
Press Release
Survey: Amazon Customers Overwhelmingly Concerned About Plastic Pollution, Want Plastic-Free Choices
Media contact: Gillian Spolarich (202-251-9564 / gspolarich@oceana.org) Link to media assets Public opinion research sponsored by...
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