With the United States presidential election just months away, inauguration planning is already in full swing. Decorators have been called. Bands have been short-listed. And the catering? Well, at...
Brittany Shoot
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Brittany Shoot is the Managing Editor of the Plastic Free Times. As a freelance journalist, she's written for The Guardian, Salon, USA Today, The Daily, and AlterNet, among others. She’s contributed to several encyclopedia volumes, had her op-eds syndicated by The New York Times, and drafted internal management policies for Greenpeace Nordic. She has a master's degree from Emerson College.
Posts by Brittany Shoot
Denmark has decided to outright ban four phthalates ahead of the European Union's...
Grist's Rachel Cernasky breaks down the differences between compostable and...
The Center for Biological Diversity in San Francisco, California USA has legally petitioned the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency to set new criteria in regard to the amount of visible plastic...
Hong Kong was rocked this week by the news that its waters were suddenly filled...
The Oman Observer reports that in late July, over 150 tons of possibly toxic plastic pellets (also known as nurdles) were knocked from a ship...
A recent investigative piece in The New York Times explores how some nations are dealing with the...
New research from Harvard scientists indicates that Blacks, Mexican Americans, and women living in poverty face the highest levels of exposure to toxic chemicals, such as phthlates, found in...
Our longtime supporter, His Excellency John Dramani Mahama, President of the Republic of Ghana, assumed leadership of his great nation on Tuesday after the sudden death of President John Atta...




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