Theresa May 'declares war on plastic' in Government's Environmental Plan

The video discusses the UK government's 25-year plan for a greener future, focusing on reducing plastic waste. Despite commitments to eliminate avoidable waste by 2042, the lack of legislation is a concern. The government aims to work with manufacturers and supermarkets to reduce plastic use, but challenges remain. Plastic pollution in the River Thames highlights the urgency for action. Public opinion suggests a need for stronger environmental policies, which could influence political outcomes.

What is the government's commitment regarding plastic waste by 2042?

What challenges do supermarkets face in reducing plastic packaging?

What actions are campaigners taking to address plastic debris in the River Thames?

What is the significance of the feedback received regarding packaging in the ocean?

How do voters perceive the government's environmental plan?