> It's not like Coca-Cola goes around and throws their cans or bottles in nature They as well could. They choose to profit from producing the stuff. They cou

> It's not like Coca-Cola goes around and throws their cans or bottles in nature They as well could. They choose to profit from producing the stuff. They could as well use glass as they did for decades, or sell reusable bottles and refill those. They choose to operate in countries without proper waste management knowing where that trash will end up, and are operating there anyway. They know the damage they're causing, they've been influencing policies for decades with "reuse, recycle, reduce", even if they knew that recycling doesn't work and that just 8% of plastic ever made was recycled. The (microplasti) pollution problem is huge, and damage they're causing is immense. They are the (major) symptom of the problem that needs solving.