Plastic in the oceans. Plastic on the beaches, berms and ditches that line the roadways.
A lot of that plastic has been used just once. In fact, geologists estimate that the entire earth could be covered with discarded single-use plastic such as straws, cups, plates and bags.
And that plastic isn’t going away.
In response, some cities want to ban single-use plastics.
Today on All Sides, the shift away from plastic and toward zero waste.
Guests:
- Steven Kurutz, New York Times Reporter
- Graham Oberly, Sustainability Coordinator, Ohio State University
- Bartow J. Elmore, assistant professor of environmental history and a member of the Sustainability Institute at Ohio State University, author of the 2015 book “Citizen Coke: The Making of Coca-Cola Capitalism”
