Reducing the amount of single-use plastic shown in TV and film 🎬

Single-use plastics on screen further normalizes the throw-away society that we find ourselves in today. "Social scientists agree that there are profoundly important relationships between motion pictures and human behavior." - Franklin Fearing PhD Psychology and author of "Influence of the Movies on Attitudes and Behavior." 🎬 That's why nonprofit group Habits of Waste has started the 'Lights, Camera, Plastic?' campaign, in its mission to significantly reduce the amount of single-use plastic shown in TV and film and to replace throw-away plastics with reusables. We hope to see more reusables on the screen in the future! 🙌 Read more about their campaign 👉 https://habitsofwaste.org/campaigns/lights-camera-plastic/

Do you agree?

87 more agrees trigger social media ads

Energy Efficiency Action as a MoneyMaker

How industries can cut costs and reduce climate impact

Re-watch our latest broadcasts

Why gender equality is still missing in climate finance

An analysis of the Belém Gender Action Plan

Inside the First Conference on Transitioning Away from Fossil Fuels

We Don't Have Time Podcast ep. 3

It's time to #MoveTheTravel!

Your choice matters. Learn more now.

Scientists are being silenced. Research labs are under threat. Let's Make Science Great Again.

I defend truth, empower scientists, and counter denial with evidence-based solutions.

Paul Polman Makes Science Great Again

Science needs you

We Don’t Have Time is the world’s largest media platform for climate action – with a mission to democratize knowledge about climate solutions and inspire and mobilize global action toward a prosperous, fossil-free future. The content of the We Don't Have Time social network is user-generated. The We Don’t Have Time organization does not automatically endorse users’ opinions and claims. All users of We Don’t Have Time have subscribed to We Don’t Have Time’s Terms of Use, which, among other things, prohibits hateful, abusive, and violent content. If you discover content that violates our Terms of Use, please notify us immediately. The platform is operated by the company WeDontHaveTime AB (publ), whose majority shareholder is the WeDontHaveTime Foundation. The Foundation’s principal purpose is to contribute to a reduced climate impact and an ecologically sustainable environment. Our headquarters is located in Stockholm, Sweden.

Please read our Privacy Policy and our Cookie Policy.

Habits of Waste