Coca-Cola won't stop making plastic bottles, blames consumers for it

Coca-Cola won't stop making plastic bottles, blames consumers for it

January 22nd, 2020 - Coca-Cola is one of the biggest producers of single-use plastic in the world. While many corporations are starting to recognize their role in the degradation of the planet's health, Coca-Cola doesn't appear to be as serious about undoing its bad behaviors as some of its peers. Read More

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