Plastics Research Council
Facts for a Brighter Future
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Information Gathering
Staying abreast of thousands of peer-reviewed studies on materials, waste, litter, ocean plastics, degradation, microplastics and more.
Independent Expert Analysis
Data is meaningless without expert analysis, and that is where our team of renowned international experts comes into action to tell you what it all means.
Solutions that Work
Once the facts are known, solutions that are proven to actually work can be identified and presented to the public, companies and policy-makers.
About Us
Plastics Research Council:
Policy Vision and Mission Statement
Vision
A world where every individual, educator, policymaker, and industry stakeholder is empowered by transparent, scientific facts to freely choose products-whether made from wood, paper, glass, plastic, tin, or other materials-fully understanding the environmental impact of their decisions. We envision sustainable choices that are accessible, informed, and respected, supporting both environmental stewardship and personal autonomy.
Mission
To ensure that all individuals, educators, policymakers, and industry stakeholders have the right and ability to make informed, independent choices about the products they use and promote. We achieve this by providing clear, unbiased, and scientifically substantiated information on the environmental impacts of all materials. Our commitment is to equip the public and decision-makers with the facts necessary to understand the consequences of their choices, enabling responsible decisions that align with personal values and advance environmental sustainability.
Core Commitments:
Uphold the right to free choice by ensuring access to comprehensive, science-based information on all materials.
Empower our audiences to understand and compare the environmental impacts of their decisions, fostering true agency and responsibility.
- Advocate for transparency and comparability in environmental data across product categories.
- Support sustainable decision-making that respects both individual preferences and global environmental goals.
- Vehemently opposed to misinformation.
- Committed to a better future for all
The Plastics Research Council’s is fully dedicated to scientific integrity, informed choice, and balanced, sustainable progress for society.
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The Challenge
NGOs take the easy path by making emotion-based appeals for donations, even though their claims are not grounded in reality, and even though their misinformation makes matters worse for future generations.
Even the former President of Greenpeace left in dismay and outed them for peddling lies for donations, as detailed in his books. He went on to say that other household name “environmental groups” have sold out and abandoned their original raison d’être and now run get rich quick schemes instead.
Well-intentioned people give their hard-earned money to these NGOs, and competitors to the plastics industry are only too happy to help fund them too.
The plastics industry has been slow to react against this attack. At first they probably assumed that it would go away, and later they left it up to their trade associations to act, but they were let down.
Now, everyone has been hoodwinked by the propaganda machine. Our children are being taught nonsense at school and the public believe it too. We need to act now, before the situation gets even worse.
Call out misinformation
Set the record straight
Provide solutions that work
There is a path to a brighter future, but it is not an easy one, and that is for three reasons.
Firstly, it is difficult to change people’s minds, and they are already brainwashed against plastics because lies repeated often enough are believed.
Secondly, the anti-plastics campaign is very well funded. Michael Bloomberg for example proudly stated that he gave $85M to create groups including Beyond Plastics who have a mandate not to protect the environment but to make attacks on plastic materials use.
Lastly, making up misinformation is easy, but finding the facts is not. It takes thousand of hours to read thousand of studies in order to get to the truth.
The Solution
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