Who’s paying the human costs of plastic pollution?
This story was originally published at Prism.
By Yvette Arellano and Mariana Del Valle Prieto Cervantes
All too often, the issue of plastic pollution is reduced to plastic straw bans led by clipboard-carrying college students, VSCO girls, and bracelets made with a promise of saving turtles. It conjures images of a wad of plastic grocery bags or perhaps a garbage island floating in the middle of the ocean somewhere.




























