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Human societies have produced more than nine billion tons of plastic since the 1950s. Nearly all of it ends up as trash, polluting our environment and our communities. Most of that plastic waste disproportionately affects the most vulnerable, and it’s become a social justice issue.  In this ep…
Recycling hasn't been the magical answer to the plastic waste problem. But new technologies and new materials might just change that. We talk to scientists who are developing new plastics, designers who are reimagining products for recyclability, and innovators who are out to redefine our relations…
When commercial fishers lose a line or a trap, chance are it ends up littering the ocean floor as 'ghost gear.' In fact, lost and discarded commercial fishing gear is the largest source of macro-plastic waste in our oceans. On this episode of At Scale: A Sustainability Podcast, we explore what it t…
In the first episode of our season focused on plastic waste, we look at this global problem and how we’ll need to shift our thinking if we hope to solve it. Jenna Jambeck, one of the world’s most trusted experts on plastic waste, highlights the scale and sources of marine plastics and talks with Au…
Plastic is literally woven into the fabric of our lives; when we discard our clothes, we’re often piling on to the mounting plastic-waste problem. Host Audrey Choi talks to textile designers, manufacturers and recyclers who are trying to change the lifecycle of these essential products. It's not ju…
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