A clear trend is emerging on both sides of the Atlantic: environmental claims are being held to higher standards, and plastics are in the spotlight. Earlier this month, Canada released new anti-greenwashing guidance under its Competition Act, explicitly targeting vague
2025 is shaping up to be a pivotal year for corporate plastic accountability, with major sustainability reporting frameworks increasing their focus on plastic footprinting and mitigation strategies. As corporate disclosure expectations tighten, businesses must be ready to quantify, mitigate, and
Earth Action has today granted all governments access to its global plastic data platform Plasteax. Plasteax has been in use for over three years, offering reliable plastic production, leakage, and waste management metrics to a variety of high-profile organisations. Its
The bicycle model illustrates a collaborative and science-driven solution to combat the pressing issue of plastic pollution.
This paper proposes a four-phase accountability system to help companies combat plastic pollution and adopt a circular approach to plastic use.
This report proposes a review of the existing methodologies for assessing plastic waste flows and leakage into the environment.
These guidelines represent the initial comprehensive framework that incorporates the best practices for standardized accounting and reporting of plastic footprints.
This report introduces a comprehensive framework to measure and assess marine plastic leakage using a life-cycle perspective.
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Lausanne, Switzerland
Ch. des vignes d’argent 7
1004 Lausanne Suisse
EA – Earth Action
Lausanne, Switzerland
Ch. des vignes d’argent 7
1004 Lausanne Suisse
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