Sarah Morath explores the plastics problem with careful research, compelling examples, vivid insights, and thoughtful suggestions about the path forward covering the laws, treaties, policies, organizations, strategies, and industries that will be critical to bringing an end to plastic pollution, and moving society toward a sustainable future. Dan Esty, Yale Law and Environment Schools; Editor, A Better Planet: 40 Big Ideas for a Sustainable Future 'From a fascinating history of plastics to a thoughtful review of policy options, this book will be a fun and valuable read for experts and the general public.' Michael P. Vandenbergh, David Daniels Allen Distinguished Chair in Law, Vanderbilt University Law School 'Plastic has gone from a technological marvel to a global 'wicked problem' with no silver bullet solution. Sarah Morath has assembled an indispensable guide for anyone hoping to learn about the origins and impacts of our plastic problem. Her extensive survey of multimodal and innovative governance responses will be an essential playbook for public and private policy makers from local to global scales.' J. B. Ruhl, Vanderbilt University Law School, co-author of The Law and Policy of Ecosystem Services 'For a subject that includes complex statistics and scientific material, Morath makes the information easy to read and follow The writing itself is not pretentious or overly scientific; however, Morath does not shy away from explaining essential, but complex, terminology. Clear, direct definitions are always provided, so readers with little knowledge about the various subjects covered in the book will not be lost or in over their heads.' Diane Martinez, Technical Communication
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