The Little Book of Plastics in Everyday Life
A multimedia overview of the role of plastic packaging in our everyday life
Resources from our research in UK and Malaysia
A multimedia overview of the role of plastic packaging in our everyday life
A panoramic of research insights about single-use plastics in our society
Researchers from Lancaster University and Sunway University in Malaysia are exploring plastic packaging consumption and disposal within Malaysian households and recycling agencies
Pilot project in collaboration with Lancaster City Council
Critical insights from our researchers regarding the role of plastics in today's consumer culture. Consumption, Market and Cultural - Issue 25, 2022
A special issue run by our researchers that gathers a set of papers to highlight some of the challenges and opportunities in implementing solutions to support a circular economy for plastics
Our Co-PI Dr Alison Stowell reflects upon the future of recycling and possible challenges regarding the elimination of ‘avoidable’ plastic packaging waste
Find out how PPiPL works with packaging manufacturers and retailers can help improve consumer behaviour towards plastics
These infographics showcase the PPiPL Pilot Project in Malaysia in collaboration with Sunway University
Professor Alex Skandalis reflects upon the aftermath of tourism in terms of plastic pollution and littering
LUMS supports and incentivises impact projects that mobilise diverse stakeholders, such as policymakers, civic society and academia. The PPiPL project is a recent and relevant example of LUMS’ commitment and impact agenda - watch the video to find out more!
Read about the PPiPL's first Knowledge Exchange Event, "Responsibility and Plastic Packaging: Exploring the issues for the packaging supply chain"
"What Matters Now: A Pressing Plastic Problem" event is part of LUMS' series of public seminars addressing the big issues facing society and business that run in 2022 and links to 54 Degrees Issue 14