Why engaging the private sector is critical to cleaning up Arctic Ocean plastic pollution
An Arctic Plastic Partnership could highlight the business advantage to solving the region’s marine plastic crisis.
When I traveled to Svalbard, it was easy to imagine that I was in a pristine Arctic wilderness, far from anything human-made. The archipelago’s Barents Sea shores are hundreds of kilometers from the nearest mainland civilization. I could see a polar bear in the distance.
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