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Below is a selection of my stories about plastics and sustainability 

     

    ​​​​​​Opinion: Throwaway Plastic Has Corrupted Us - New York Times, Sept 6th, 2025. Read it here

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    As Fertility Rates Fall, Scientists Point to Chemicals - Wall Street Journal, Dec 14th, 2024. Read it here.


    Does Everything in Your Blue Bin Really Get Recycled? You Would Be Surprised - Wall Street Journal, Oct 19th, 2024. Read it here.

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    The 100-Year Quest to Make a Paper Bottle - Wall Street Journal, May 15th, 2024. Read it here.

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    McDonald’s Fights Europe's Attempts to Bring in Reusable Packaging Wall Street Journal, Dec 9th, 2023. Read it here.

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    Your ‘Widely Recyclable’ Plastic Yogurt Container Is Rarely Recycled - Wall Street Journal, Aug 17th, 2022. Read it here.

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    One Grocer Wanted to Give Up Plastic. It Got Rotting Bananas - Wall Street Journal, June 17th, 2022. Read it here.

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    The Biggest Source of Consumer Goods Makers' Emissions? You - Wall Street Journal, March 29th, 2021. Read it here. 

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    Plastic Biodegradability Claims are Overblown - Wall Street Journal, March 20th, 2021. Read it here. 

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    One Answer to America’s Recycling Problems—Make Big Brands Pay - Wall Street Journal, Dec 5th, 2020. Read it here.

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    Consumer Brands Seek Ways to Make Paper Mimic Plastic - Wall Street Journal, Oct 6th, 2020. Read it here.

     

    Ocean Plastic Is Getting Worse and Efforts to Stem the Tide Fall Short - Wall Street Journal, July 25th, 2020. Read it here. 

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    Trash Burning Ignites as World’s Waste Swells - Wall Street Journal, June 10th, 2020. Read it here.

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    How Covid Complicated the Quest for a Greener Plastic Bottle - Wall Street Journal, June 24th, 2020. Read it here

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    Covid Gives a Boost to the Most Problematic Plastics - Wall Street Journal, June 29th, 2020. Read it here

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    Covid Could Help Healthcare Industry Rethink How it Uses Plastic - Wall Street Journal, March 31st, 2020. Read it here.

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    Glass, Once the King of Packaging, Seeks a Comeback - Wall Street Journal, Feb 24th, 2020. Read it here.

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    China Waste Import Ban Sparks Seismic Shift in the West- Wall Street Journal, Dec 19th, 2019. Read it here

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    Chemical Recycling Has Failed For Decades - Can it Now Succeed? Wall Street Journal, Dec 8th, 2019. Read it here. 

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    Big Brands Struggle to Quit Plastic - Wall Street Journal,  Nov 26th, 2019. Read it here.

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    An Avalance of Old Clothing is Flowing to Landfills - Wall Street Journal, Oct 2nd, 2019. Read it here

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    Lego Struggles to Find a Plant-Based Plastic That Clicks - Wall Street Journal, June 12th, 2019. Read it here.

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    India Saddles Consumer Goods Makers With Fixing Plastic Trash Problem - Wall Street Journal, July 5th, 2019. Read it here.

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    Plastics Industry Makes New Push to Fight Bans - Wall Street Journal, May 20th, 2019. Read it here

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    P&G's Diapers and Sanitary Pads Raise Waste Concerns - Wall Street Journal, April 3rd, 2019. Read it here

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    The Tiny Plastics in Your Clothes Are Becoming a Big Problem - Wall Street Journal, March 7th, 2019. Read it here

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    World's Biggest Brands Try Reusable Containers to Quell Plastic Backlash - Wall Street Journal, Jan 24th, 2019. Read it here.

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    Compostable Packaging Heads Straight for the Landfill - Wall Street Journal, Jan 22nd, 2019. Read it here

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    Plastic Water Bottles, Which Enabled a Drinks Boom Now Threaten a Crisis. Wall Street Journal, Dec 12th, 2018. Read it here.

     

    A New Target in the Fight Against Plastic: Paper CupsWall Street Journal, Oct 30th, 2018. Read it here.   

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