14. Life bellow water

Conserve and sustainably use the oceans, seas and marine resources

Ela é quente

Uma mulher jovem, aparentando 20 e poucos anos, loira de cabelos presos, veste uma camiseta cinza e uma calça preta. Ela está sentada na beira de um barco, observando o rio e a paisagem verde ao redor

Fernanda Martinelli: talking to businesses in defense of conservation

By Evelyn Araripe Belém, Brazil

Against a white background, thirteen wooden hangers with women's clothing rest on a white metal rod suspended from the ceiling by two pieces of steel wire.

Make Your Wardrobe Sustainable

By Mariana Della Barba São Paulo, Brasil

Clean Seas UN Environment

A thin man with white skin, short gay hair and beard, wearing all black (polo shirt, shorts and sneaker) is standing facing the left side of the photo and looking at the camera. The ground around him is covered in plastic waste, ending in the sea behind him. At the top of the picture, above the landscape, is a bright blue sky.

David Katz: monetizing waste to end plastic pollution

By UN Environment New York, United States

Clean Seas UN Environment

A rocky shore is littered with a variety of waste, among them tires, colored plastic balls, metal barrels and pieces of wood. In the back is a thin strip of dark sand, the sea, and a gray sky.

How 4 Asia-Pacific entrepreneurs are cashing in by going plastic-free

By UN Environment Bangkok, Thailand

Clean Seas UN Environment

A skinny young man with black skin and short black hair is looking at the camera while resting his left arm on a brown railing, behind which is a large pit in the middle of an area with tall green grass. The pit is full of empty plastic bottles and containers. The man is wearing brown sneakers, dark blue jeans and a black t-shirt. In the back is a sunny blue sky.

James Wakibia: The campaigner behind Kenya’s plastic bag ban

By UN Environment Nakuru, Kenya

Clean Seas UN Environment

Ten american football players, wearing uniform consisting of tights, short sleeve shirts and helmets, are lined up for a play inside a sports stadium. The field is covered in low green grass. The uniform of the players with their backs to the camera is made of dark blue pants and white shirts, while the other team's is white pants and green shirts. All of their helmets are white. In the back right corner, cheerleaders in white are gathered. Further back are the stands filled with people. The area is sunny.

10 ways the world of sport is tackling plastic pollution

By UN Environment New York, United States

Clean Seas UN Environment

A dark-skinned young woman with straight dark long hair tied in a bun walks towards the camera carrying a large plastic bag in each hand, walking in a street littered with waste. The bags are clear and contain empty plastic bottles. The woman is wearing black sandals, dark blue pants, and a white t-shirt with colorful print. She is also wearing a white mask that covers her nose and mouth. In the background are other people scattered around, out of focus.

Picking up litter: Pointless exercise or powerful tool in the battle against plastic pollution?

By UN Environment United Kingdom

Neo Mondo

On a white background, the upper left corner of the photo shows part of the surface of a mango, with yellow skin with green blotches. To the right is another mango that occupies almost the entire image. It has been peeled and cut into squares that are still attached to the pit. Its pulp is shiny and has a deep, dark yellow color.

Brazil is using nanotechnology to make plastic from mango pits

By Eleni Lopes Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

Conexão Planeta

A woman with short black hair, wearing jeans and a black t-shirt, is filling a bottle at a drinking fountain while holding a canvas bag on her shoulder. The drinking fountain is cylindrical, painted black, and about the same height as the woman. Next to her is a white-skinned blonde boy, wearing a white t-shirt and jean shorts, drinking water from an extension of the drinking fountain placed at his height. The drinking fountain is in front of a green lamp post. In the background are storefronts in small brick buildings

London is installing drinking fountains to keep plastic bottles on the shelf

By Suzana Camargo United Kingdom

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