Planet or Plastic?

Did you know that more than 10 billion tons of plastic enter our waterways every year? National Geographic is committed to protecting our planet and has started a multiyear initiative called "Planet or Plastic," and is aimed at reducing plastic pollution. These questions feature areas of the world that have taken the necessary step to reduce plastic pollution.

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Last updated: May 19, 2019

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Incan site near Cuzco where visitors will not be allowed to carry plastics	Machu Picchu
US city north of Chula Vista banning Styrofoam cups	San Diego
US city on Anacostia and Potomac Rivers banning plastic straws	Washington, DC
Organization approving the ban of single-use plastics	European Union
Airlines headquartered in Fort Worth, Texas, cutting plastic from lounges	American Airlines
Restaurant headquartered in Orlando, Florida, cutting down on plastic usage	Red Lobster
City that received renovations on the famous "Mr. Trash Wheel"	Baltimore
Airlines headquartered in Chicago, Illinois, banning plastic on flights	United Airlines
Country that bans retail plastic bag stands in stores like ones in Valparaiso	Chile
US city near Tacoma that is the first city to ban plastic straws and utensils	Seattle