The Truth About Bioplastics & Compostable Cups with Kate Nelson

In theory, products made from compostable materials and bioplastics is good - yet anything that is single-use is not good for the planet.

Most consumers have no idea the environmental harm and damage plastics are doing to our bodies and the planet, nor how fulfilling and empowering it can be to eliminate single-use plastics from their lives.

With education comes empowered actions.
This is your chance to live by a code of conduct that aligns with your personal values.

“I quit plastics ten years ago, a college kid eating ramen noodles, having takeaway coffees with zero concept for minimalism. If I can do it, you can do it. It’s not complicated. In fact that’s the point. It’s stripping back to the basics, to what grows from the dirt, what’s found in nature, using what we already have, remembering what we used to do. Making things simpler.” ~ Kate Nelson

ABOUT KATE
Kate Nelson, known as the Plastic Free Mermaid, started her journey to plastic-free living while volunteering for Dr. Andrea Neal in Santa Barbara, California, at Jean Michel Cousteau’s Ocean Futures Society. It was during that time that Kate saw something she could not unsee: the Great Pacific Trash Gyre, a soup of garbage and microplastics inseparable from the plankton and small organisms living in the ocean.

Forever changed by this moment, Kate leapt into action. She lobbied government, spoke at corporate offices and schools all over the world, met with any politician who would listen, and founded a non-profit organization to inspire others to get involved.

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