by Esther | Mar 17, 2026
Grenada has a truly beautiful natural environment. But it is under threat. Rapidly growing quantities of plastic pollution, particularly single-use products, threaten the natural capital upon which the island’s communities and economy depends. Grenada has a...
by Esther | Mar 17, 2026
by Esther | Mar 17, 2026
In The Gambia, it’s impossible not to feel the rhythm of the sea. The country is named after the river that flows through its heart, carrying life – and plastic – out to the Atlantic Ocean. With a population that relies on farming, fishing, and tourism, the river and...
by Esther | Mar 17, 2026
Although Saint Lucia has strong waste management systems, our landfill is approaching capacity. With limited land space and mountainous terrain, finding a suitable location for a new landfill is a major challenge. And even if one is secured, without meaningful...
by Esther | Mar 17, 2026
Tuvalu is a country on the frontlines of the triple planetary crisis. Rising sea levels, erosion and frequent flooding threaten the existence of the small island nation. From production to disposal, plastic is a key driver of climate change. Despite adopting strong...
