PLASTIC TV

We are a non-violent direct action group who are using artivism and satire to demand an end to the plastic waste emergency. This is a systemic problem that we can't litter pick our way out of. Nor can we recycle our way out of it. We need government intervention to move to a massive reduction in manufacturing and robust reuse systems. Waste colonialism (exporting our waste abroad to Asia and Africa) needs to stop.

Can two plastic dolls take on the might of the Plastics Industry on a big night out to call them out for killing the environment? Can they get to the nub of the crux of the issue around plastic pollution - that we can't recycle our way out of this emergency? "If I don't get recycled, I'm going to end up in your kids' fishfingers!"

We asked Innocent Drinks to pull their offensive and misleading advert: "Little Drinks, Big Dreams" from the telly. We visited their HQ, Fruit Towers to deliver a letter. But would they meet with us? (Spoiler alert: they didn't want to meet us)

We protested at INEOS along with Joe Corre, son of Vivienne Westwood and anti-fracking campaigner to highlight the fact that plastic manufacturing and its reliance on fracked gas make a mockery of climate emission reduction targets.

Owned by World's Top Polluter, Coca-Cola, Innocent Drinks are guilty of greenwashing. We project onto their HQ, Fruit Towers to shine a light on this.

A film maker explains how he was tasked with making a film about sustainability at Innocent Drinks - owned by plastic polluting Coca-Cola and questions the reality behind so-called "sustainability targets" and similar schemes from polluting companies.

Part of our Innocent is Guilty Campaign