Plastic People Trailer | Documentary

Plastic People is a landmark feature documentary that chronicles humanity’s fraught relationship with plastic and one woman’s mission to expose shocking new revelations about the impact of microplastics on human health.

[Kaiman]

I talked to a guy working for the plastic industry back 25 years ago about this problem. He denied everything.

[diannacohen]

Very important well done and informative film @plasticpollutes

[gregabbott]

I remember seeing a documentary back in 2000 about hormone disruptors in plastics, and shortly after seeing an advertising campaign from the plastics association about the benefits of plastic… This had been a known problem for decades now, and the plastics industry has been complicit in the continued usage of known harmful chemicals for at least that long.

[spinachtriangle]

Pretty sure the you tube algorithm will not promote this :) Everyone who watches this should like it to fight the algorithm.

[BunnyWatson-kw]

I was reading a news story about this today. There are archeology sites that have microplastic particles. This means the particles can enter stone through earth cover these ancient sites. And the plastic particles have been a problem for decades.

[AffectionateCorgiPuppy-iohb]

I want to see this movie
I've been talking about this
Which politician talked about it !?!
THIS IS VERY IMPORTANT

Anyone remember what George Carlin said ...

[lonemew]

They're not really wrong though. Plastic is everywhere and it is a problem...

[veroniqueverstichelen]

We have power as consumers....some knew this already.

[Steven-qlhj]

So the question is what else was found? What was the % in the dust particles? Was only polymer plastic looked for or was all looked at? Walk in the woods and see sawdust, walk in the mountains and it is asbestos a simple fact. further what was the particle size.... good scare tactics and the final question of all do you have a tattoo? if so, can you produce the MSDS sheet on the chemicals you had put into your body???

[is-ness]

“Don’t touch snowflakes”. Good luck kids. 😢