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🚨WEBINAR TODAY🚨 Is plastic impacting our fertility? The eye-opening new documentary, "The Plastic Detox" premiered on Netflix in March. Watch the film, then join Beyond Plastics on Thursday, May 7 at 4PM PT / 7PM ET for a free educational webinar to explore plastics’ impact on reproductive health. We’ll talk with the film's director, Louie Psihoyos, Eric and Julie Isaac, one of the couples that is featured in the film after trying unsuccessfully to conceive for five years, and Shanna Swan, Ph.D., one of the world’s leading environmental and reproductive epidemiologists who is also featured in the film.

Register now for the free webinar at: https://www.beyondplastics.org/events/the-plastic-detox

🏷️ @beyondplastics, @drshannahswan, @psihoyos, @unplasticyourlife, @oceanicpreservationsociety, @ericjulieissac

We knew one thing making this film: nearly everyone that saw it would want to adopt a more “non-toxic” lifestyle.

But…that’s not always easy or straightforward. Because plastic and chemicals hide literally everywhere, and the marketplace is FULL of greenwashing. Also, many “non toxic” or “all natural” products simply don’t work AS well as their more toxic counterparts.

So, what brands or kinds of products can you trust? What products do you know will actually get the job done?

Our team found it was REALLY hard to answer that question.

But we wanted to anyways.

We wanted to give people a trusted place where they could go to find products that prioritize their health and work well.

So Louie Psihoyos, the co-director of “The Plastic Detox” partnered with @grovecollaborative collaborative to offer the public a one stop shop for clean products. Everything from body lotion to cooking pots to glass baby bottles and diapers.

He personally vetted AND tried out every product to make sure it was a great product. (Okay maybe he didn’t try on the diaper himself but you get the gist) If you see a deodorant in our shop…that means he tried out 30 other “all natural” deodorants, but only a select few worked super well. Additionally, all products in “The Unplastic Shop” get 4.5 or higher reviews online.

Not only are these products incredible, we found that each brand in our shop shared the same goal we did: they wanted to make the world a better place, with products that don’t harm humans, animals, OR our planet.

You will see many of the brands are small, more Mom and Pop. Every founder has an amazing story, one that resonated with our global mission.

We hope this labor of love for the last year resonates as much with our community!
�To view the shop, click the link in our bio and tap on “The Unplastic Shop by Grove.”

#theplasticdetox #unplasticyourlife #microplastics #fertility #endocrinedisruptors

This is not an isolated story. It is the reality of millions of couples around the world.
With #ThePlasticDetox, now streaming on @netflix @netflixfr , directors @psihoyos and Josh Murphy deliver a film that is both scientifically grounded and deeply human, one I strongly encourage everyone to watch.
The documentary explores a disturbing hypothesis, led by epidemiologist @drshannahswan : that the plastics permeating our daily lives may be compromising our ability to reproduce.
To test this, she conducts a radical experiment. For three months, six couples diagnosed with “unexplained infertility” dramatically reduce their exposure to plastic.
Through personal stories and scientific inquiry, the film reveals a troubling reality: food packaging, cosmetics, textile fibers, toys, even books..

Our daily environment is saturated with plastic, posing a very real yet largely invisible risk.
This film does more than inform, it challenges.
It does more than observe, it confronts us with an uncomfortable truth.
Because ultimately, one question emerges: can we truly “detox” from plastic in a world that is saturated with it?
Behind this material, celebrated for its remarkable properties, lie micro-nanoplastics, along with thousands of chemical compounds, phthalates, bisphenols, PFAS, whose impacts on human health are increasingly well documented.
For decades, research has pointed to concerning links between these exposures and a range of serious conditions, from infertility to certain cancers.
This is precisely what Rosalie Mann explores in her book No More Plastic: How Plastic Is Ruining Our Health, where she brings together decades of scientific research to show that plastic is no longer merely an environmental issue, it is a systemic threat to human health, the economy, and the climate.
Reducing plastic is not an ideological stance.
It is a refusal to pass on a toxic legacy to current and future generations.

Deplastifying our society is no longer an option.
It has become a necessity for humanity.
#nomoreplastic
@timefrance
@unplasticyourlife
@oceanicpreservationsociety
@grovecollaborative
@aplasticplanet
@siansutherland
@changenow_world

This is not an isolated story. It is the reality of millions of couples around the world.
With #ThePlasticDetox, now streaming on @netflix @netflixfr , directors @psihoyos and Josh Murphy deliver a film that is both scientifically grounded and deeply human, one I strongly encourage everyone to watch.
The documentary explores a disturbing hypothesis, led by epidemiologist @drshannahswan : that the plastics permeating our daily lives may be compromising our ability to reproduce.
To test this, she conducts a radical experiment. For three months, six couples diagnosed with “unexplained infertility” dramatically reduce their exposure to plastic.
Through personal stories and scientific inquiry, the film reveals a troubling reality: food packaging, cosmetics, textile fibers, toys, even books..

Our daily environment is saturated with plastic, posing a very real yet largely invisible risk.
This film does more than inform, it challenges.
It does more than observe, it confronts us with an uncomfortable truth.
Because ultimately, one question emerges: can we truly “detox” from plastic in a world that is saturated with it?
Behind this material, celebrated for its remarkable properties, lie micro-nanoplastics, along with thousands of chemical compounds, phthalates, bisphenols, PFAS, whose impacts on human health are increasingly well documented.
For decades, research has pointed to concerning links between these exposures and a range of serious conditions, from infertility to certain cancers.
This is precisely what Rosalie Mann explores in her book No More Plastic: How Plastic Is Ruining Our Health, where she brings together decades of scientific research to show that plastic is no longer merely an environmental issue, it is a systemic threat to human health, the economy, and the climate.
Reducing plastic is not an ideological stance.
It is a refusal to pass on a toxic legacy to current and future generations.

Deplastifying our society is no longer an option.
It has become a necessity for humanity.
#nomoreplastic
@timefrance
@unplasticyourlife
@oceanicpreservationsociety
@grovecollaborative
@aplasticplanet
@siansutherland
@changenow_world

This is not an isolated story. It is the reality of millions of couples around the world.
With #ThePlasticDetox, now streaming on @netflix @netflixfr , directors @psihoyos and Josh Murphy deliver a film that is both scientifically grounded and deeply human, one I strongly encourage everyone to watch.
The documentary explores a disturbing hypothesis, led by epidemiologist @drshannahswan : that the plastics permeating our daily lives may be compromising our ability to reproduce.
To test this, she conducts a radical experiment. For three months, six couples diagnosed with “unexplained infertility” dramatically reduce their exposure to plastic.
Through personal stories and scientific inquiry, the film reveals a troubling reality: food packaging, cosmetics, textile fibers, toys, even books..

Our daily environment is saturated with plastic, posing a very real yet largely invisible risk.
This film does more than inform, it challenges.
It does more than observe, it confronts us with an uncomfortable truth.
Because ultimately, one question emerges: can we truly “detox” from plastic in a world that is saturated with it?
Behind this material, celebrated for its remarkable properties, lie micro-nanoplastics, along with thousands of chemical compounds, phthalates, bisphenols, PFAS, whose impacts on human health are increasingly well documented.
For decades, research has pointed to concerning links between these exposures and a range of serious conditions, from infertility to certain cancers.
This is precisely what Rosalie Mann explores in her book No More Plastic: How Plastic Is Ruining Our Health, where she brings together decades of scientific research to show that plastic is no longer merely an environmental issue, it is a systemic threat to human health, the economy, and the climate.
Reducing plastic is not an ideological stance.
It is a refusal to pass on a toxic legacy to current and future generations.

Deplastifying our society is no longer an option.
It has become a necessity for humanity.
#nomoreplastic
@timefrance
@unplasticyourlife
@oceanicpreservationsociety
@grovecollaborative
@aplasticplanet
@siansutherland
@changenow_world

This is not an isolated story. It is the reality of millions of couples around the world.
With #ThePlasticDetox, now streaming on @netflix @netflixfr , directors @psihoyos and Josh Murphy deliver a film that is both scientifically grounded and deeply human, one I strongly encourage everyone to watch.
The documentary explores a disturbing hypothesis, led by epidemiologist @drshannahswan : that the plastics permeating our daily lives may be compromising our ability to reproduce.
To test this, she conducts a radical experiment. For three months, six couples diagnosed with “unexplained infertility” dramatically reduce their exposure to plastic.
Through personal stories and scientific inquiry, the film reveals a troubling reality: food packaging, cosmetics, textile fibers, toys, even books..

Our daily environment is saturated with plastic, posing a very real yet largely invisible risk.
This film does more than inform, it challenges.
It does more than observe, it confronts us with an uncomfortable truth.
Because ultimately, one question emerges: can we truly “detox” from plastic in a world that is saturated with it?
Behind this material, celebrated for its remarkable properties, lie micro-nanoplastics, along with thousands of chemical compounds, phthalates, bisphenols, PFAS, whose impacts on human health are increasingly well documented.
For decades, research has pointed to concerning links between these exposures and a range of serious conditions, from infertility to certain cancers.
This is precisely what Rosalie Mann explores in her book No More Plastic: How Plastic Is Ruining Our Health, where she brings together decades of scientific research to show that plastic is no longer merely an environmental issue, it is a systemic threat to human health, the economy, and the climate.
Reducing plastic is not an ideological stance.
It is a refusal to pass on a toxic legacy to current and future generations.

Deplastifying our society is no longer an option.
It has become a necessity for humanity.
#nomoreplastic
@timefrance
@unplasticyourlife
@oceanicpreservationsociety
@grovecollaborative
@aplasticplanet
@siansutherland
@changenow_world

This is not an isolated story. It is the reality of millions of couples around the world.
With #ThePlasticDetox, now streaming on @netflix @netflixfr , directors @psihoyos and Josh Murphy deliver a film that is both scientifically grounded and deeply human, one I strongly encourage everyone to watch.
The documentary explores a disturbing hypothesis, led by epidemiologist @drshannahswan : that the plastics permeating our daily lives may be compromising our ability to reproduce.
To test this, she conducts a radical experiment. For three months, six couples diagnosed with “unexplained infertility” dramatically reduce their exposure to plastic.
Through personal stories and scientific inquiry, the film reveals a troubling reality: food packaging, cosmetics, textile fibers, toys, even books..

Our daily environment is saturated with plastic, posing a very real yet largely invisible risk.
This film does more than inform, it challenges.
It does more than observe, it confronts us with an uncomfortable truth.
Because ultimately, one question emerges: can we truly “detox” from plastic in a world that is saturated with it?
Behind this material, celebrated for its remarkable properties, lie micro-nanoplastics, along with thousands of chemical compounds, phthalates, bisphenols, PFAS, whose impacts on human health are increasingly well documented.
For decades, research has pointed to concerning links between these exposures and a range of serious conditions, from infertility to certain cancers.
This is precisely what Rosalie Mann explores in her book No More Plastic: How Plastic Is Ruining Our Health, where she brings together decades of scientific research to show that plastic is no longer merely an environmental issue, it is a systemic threat to human health, the economy, and the climate.
Reducing plastic is not an ideological stance.
It is a refusal to pass on a toxic legacy to current and future generations.

Deplastifying our society is no longer an option.
It has become a necessity for humanity.
#nomoreplastic
@timefrance
@unplasticyourlife
@oceanicpreservationsociety
@grovecollaborative
@aplasticplanet
@siansutherland
@changenow_world

This is not an isolated story. It is the reality of millions of couples around the world.
With #ThePlasticDetox, now streaming on @netflix @netflixfr , directors @psihoyos and Josh Murphy deliver a film that is both scientifically grounded and deeply human, one I strongly encourage everyone to watch.
The documentary explores a disturbing hypothesis, led by epidemiologist @drshannahswan : that the plastics permeating our daily lives may be compromising our ability to reproduce.
To test this, she conducts a radical experiment. For three months, six couples diagnosed with “unexplained infertility” dramatically reduce their exposure to plastic.
Through personal stories and scientific inquiry, the film reveals a troubling reality: food packaging, cosmetics, textile fibers, toys, even books..

Our daily environment is saturated with plastic, posing a very real yet largely invisible risk.
This film does more than inform, it challenges.
It does more than observe, it confronts us with an uncomfortable truth.
Because ultimately, one question emerges: can we truly “detox” from plastic in a world that is saturated with it?
Behind this material, celebrated for its remarkable properties, lie micro-nanoplastics, along with thousands of chemical compounds, phthalates, bisphenols, PFAS, whose impacts on human health are increasingly well documented.
For decades, research has pointed to concerning links between these exposures and a range of serious conditions, from infertility to certain cancers.
This is precisely what Rosalie Mann explores in her book No More Plastic: How Plastic Is Ruining Our Health, where she brings together decades of scientific research to show that plastic is no longer merely an environmental issue, it is a systemic threat to human health, the economy, and the climate.
Reducing plastic is not an ideological stance.
It is a refusal to pass on a toxic legacy to current and future generations.

Deplastifying our society is no longer an option.
It has become a necessity for humanity.
#nomoreplastic
@timefrance
@unplasticyourlife
@oceanicpreservationsociety
@grovecollaborative
@aplasticplanet
@siansutherland
@changenow_world

This is not an isolated story. It is the reality of millions of couples around the world.
With #ThePlasticDetox, now streaming on @netflix @netflixfr , directors @psihoyos and Josh Murphy deliver a film that is both scientifically grounded and deeply human, one I strongly encourage everyone to watch.
The documentary explores a disturbing hypothesis, led by epidemiologist @drshannahswan : that the plastics permeating our daily lives may be compromising our ability to reproduce.
To test this, she conducts a radical experiment. For three months, six couples diagnosed with “unexplained infertility” dramatically reduce their exposure to plastic.
Through personal stories and scientific inquiry, the film reveals a troubling reality: food packaging, cosmetics, textile fibers, toys, even books..

Our daily environment is saturated with plastic, posing a very real yet largely invisible risk.
This film does more than inform, it challenges.
It does more than observe, it confronts us with an uncomfortable truth.
Because ultimately, one question emerges: can we truly “detox” from plastic in a world that is saturated with it?
Behind this material, celebrated for its remarkable properties, lie micro-nanoplastics, along with thousands of chemical compounds, phthalates, bisphenols, PFAS, whose impacts on human health are increasingly well documented.
For decades, research has pointed to concerning links between these exposures and a range of serious conditions, from infertility to certain cancers.
This is precisely what Rosalie Mann explores in her book No More Plastic: How Plastic Is Ruining Our Health, where she brings together decades of scientific research to show that plastic is no longer merely an environmental issue, it is a systemic threat to human health, the economy, and the climate.
Reducing plastic is not an ideological stance.
It is a refusal to pass on a toxic legacy to current and future generations.

Deplastifying our society is no longer an option.
It has become a necessity for humanity.
#nomoreplastic
@timefrance
@unplasticyourlife
@oceanicpreservationsociety
@grovecollaborative
@aplasticplanet
@siansutherland
@changenow_world

This is not an isolated story. It is the reality of millions of couples around the world.
With #ThePlasticDetox, now streaming on @netflix @netflixfr , directors @psihoyos and Josh Murphy deliver a film that is both scientifically grounded and deeply human, one I strongly encourage everyone to watch.
The documentary explores a disturbing hypothesis, led by epidemiologist @drshannahswan : that the plastics permeating our daily lives may be compromising our ability to reproduce.
To test this, she conducts a radical experiment. For three months, six couples diagnosed with “unexplained infertility” dramatically reduce their exposure to plastic.
Through personal stories and scientific inquiry, the film reveals a troubling reality: food packaging, cosmetics, textile fibers, toys, even books..

Our daily environment is saturated with plastic, posing a very real yet largely invisible risk.
This film does more than inform, it challenges.
It does more than observe, it confronts us with an uncomfortable truth.
Because ultimately, one question emerges: can we truly “detox” from plastic in a world that is saturated with it?
Behind this material, celebrated for its remarkable properties, lie micro-nanoplastics, along with thousands of chemical compounds, phthalates, bisphenols, PFAS, whose impacts on human health are increasingly well documented.
For decades, research has pointed to concerning links between these exposures and a range of serious conditions, from infertility to certain cancers.
This is precisely what Rosalie Mann explores in her book No More Plastic: How Plastic Is Ruining Our Health, where she brings together decades of scientific research to show that plastic is no longer merely an environmental issue, it is a systemic threat to human health, the economy, and the climate.
Reducing plastic is not an ideological stance.
It is a refusal to pass on a toxic legacy to current and future generations.

Deplastifying our society is no longer an option.
It has become a necessity for humanity.
#nomoreplastic
@timefrance
@unplasticyourlife
@oceanicpreservationsociety
@grovecollaborative
@aplasticplanet
@siansutherland
@changenow_world

The existential fertility crisis is real, and it's personal . As an Executive Producer on this new Netflix documentary, I'm proud to help shine a light on the shocking science behind plastic's impact on human life. Fortunately, this film offers a message of hope and empowerment through simple changes.

To make it easy to detox your home, we've launched 'The Unplastic Shop' with @grovecollaborative for easy, non-toxic items for every room in your house.

Along these lines, I am very excited about Ties (@allourties), a men's fertility supplement company I'm investing in and helping create, launching April 2026.

Let's prioritize our right to healthy parenthood. Please watch and share this film.

The existential fertility crisis is real, and it's personal . As an Executive Producer on this new Netflix documentary, I'm proud to help shine a light on the shocking science behind plastic's impact on human life. Fortunately, this film offers a message of hope and empowerment through simple changes.

To make it easy to detox your home, we've launched 'The Unplastic Shop' with @grovecollaborative for easy, non-toxic items for every room in your house.

Along these lines, I am very excited about Ties (@allourties), a men's fertility supplement company I'm investing in and helping create, launching April 2026.

Let's prioritize our right to healthy parenthood. Please watch and share this film.

The existential fertility crisis is real, and it's personal . As an Executive Producer on this new Netflix documentary, I'm proud to help shine a light on the shocking science behind plastic's impact on human life. Fortunately, this film offers a message of hope and empowerment through simple changes.

To make it easy to detox your home, we've launched 'The Unplastic Shop' with @grovecollaborative for easy, non-toxic items for every room in your house.

Along these lines, I am very excited about Ties (@allourties), a men's fertility supplement company I'm investing in and helping create, launching April 2026.

Let's prioritize our right to healthy parenthood. Please watch and share this film.

"The Plastic Detox" is now streaming on @netflix! "The Plastic Detox" is an eye-opening journey into the hidden dangers of plastic in our homes.

From hormone disruption that’s fueling a worldwide fertility crisis, to growing rates of cancer, and early heart attack and stroke, this powerful documentary reveals the shocking science behind plastic’s impact on human life.

Produced by an Academy Award®-winning team, The Plastic Detox features leading scientists and personal stories of couples who bravely share their infertility journey and the steps they’ve taken to detox their homes and lives. You’ll never look at plastic the same way again.

Watch #ThePlasticDetox on @Netflix starting March 16 and start your detox.

Follow @UnplasticYourLife, the impact campaign behind the film, to learn more.

#UnplasticYourLife #ThePlasticDetox #plastics #microplastics #nanoplastics #endocrinedisruptors #hormonedisruptors #fertility #toxictruth #cleanliving #nontoxic #infertility #environmentaltoxins

We’re elated to share our NEW @Netflix film!!

From award winning director Louie Psihoyos(@psihoyos) and the team behind The Cove, Racing Extinction, The Game Changers, and You Are What You Eat...On March 16th we’re releasing “The Plastic Detox.”

Our latest doc reveals the shocking effects plastics and toxic chemicals are having on our bodies and health.

For the next month, you will see our channels (@racingextinction and @oceanicpreservationsoceity) collaborate on posts with our new instagram channel, @UnplasticYourLife.

This new campaign will launch with the doc to raise awareness about the plastic health crisis. Please help us by sharing, liking, and commenting on our content!

To learn about how plastics are impacting your and your family’s health, or to stay up to date on our film, please follow @UnplasticYourLife

We’re elated to share our NEW @Netflix film!!

From award winning director Louie Psihoyos(@psihoyos) and the team behind The Cove, Racing Extinction, The Game Changers, and You Are What You Eat...On March 16th we’re releasing “The Plastic Detox.”

Our latest doc reveals the shocking effects plastics and toxic chemicals are having on our bodies and health.

For the next month, you will see our channels (@racingextinction and @oceanicpreservationsoceity) collaborate on posts with our new instagram channel, @UnplasticYourLife.

This new campaign will launch with the doc to raise awareness about the plastic health crisis. Please help us by sharing, liking, and commenting on our content!

To learn about how plastics are impacting your and your family’s health, or to stay up to date on our film, please follow @UnplasticYourLife

We’re elated to share our NEW @Netflix film!!

From award winning director Louie Psihoyos(@psihoyos) and the team behind The Cove, Racing Extinction, The Game Changers, and You Are What You Eat...On March 16th we’re releasing “The Plastic Detox.”

Our latest doc reveals the shocking effects plastics and toxic chemicals are having on our bodies and health.

For the next month, you will see our channels (@racingextinction and @oceanicpreservationsoceity) collaborate on posts with our new instagram channel, @UnplasticYourLife.

This new campaign will launch with the doc to raise awareness about the plastic health crisis. Please help us by sharing, liking, and commenting on our content!

To learn about how plastics are impacting your and your family’s health, or to stay up to date on our film, please follow @UnplasticYourLife

We’re elated to share our NEW @Netflix film!!

From award winning director Louie Psihoyos(@psihoyos) and the team behind The Cove, Racing Extinction, The Game Changers, and You Are What You Eat...On March 16th we’re releasing “The Plastic Detox.”

Our latest doc reveals the shocking effects plastics and toxic chemicals are having on our bodies and health.

For the next month, you will see our channels (@racingextinction and @oceanicpreservationsoceity) collaborate on posts with our new instagram channel, @UnplasticYourLife.

This new campaign will launch with the doc to raise awareness about the plastic health crisis. Please help us by sharing, liking, and commenting on our content!

To learn about how plastics are impacting your and your family’s health, or to stay up to date on our film, please follow @UnplasticYourLife

We’re elated to share our NEW @Netflix film!!

From award winning director Louie Psihoyos(@psihoyos) and the team behind The Cove, Racing Extinction, The Game Changers, and You Are What You Eat...On March 16th we’re releasing “The Plastic Detox.”

Our latest doc reveals the shocking effects plastics and toxic chemicals are having on our bodies and health.

For the next month, you will see our channels (@racingextinction and @oceanicpreservationsoceity) collaborate on posts with our new instagram channel, @UnplasticYourLife.

This new campaign will launch with the doc to raise awareness about the plastic health crisis. Please help us by sharing, liking, and commenting on our content!

To learn about how plastics are impacting your and your family’s health, or to stay up to date on our film, please follow @UnplasticYourLife

We’re elated to share our NEW @Netflix film!!

From award winning director Louie Psihoyos(@psihoyos) and the team behind The Cove, Racing Extinction, The Game Changers, and You Are What You Eat...On March 16th we’re releasing “The Plastic Detox.”

Our latest doc reveals the shocking effects plastics and toxic chemicals are having on our bodies and health.

For the next month, you will see our channels (@racingextinction and @oceanicpreservationsoceity) collaborate on posts with our new instagram channel, @UnplasticYourLife.

This new campaign will launch with the doc to raise awareness about the plastic health crisis. Please help us by sharing, liking, and commenting on our content!

To learn about how plastics are impacting your and your family’s health, or to stay up to date on our film, please follow @UnplasticYourLife

We were literally at the edge of the world.

Filming this episode wasn’t just surreal…

It felt like we were on another planet.

No stars in the sky.

Icebergs the size of buildings.

And landscapes that looked like they were ripped from the pages of Lord of the Rings.

We’re so used to seeing Earth through a screen…

But to witness it like this raw, untouched, and full of life… it changes you.

In this reel from Antarctica, we talk about:

- How the sun barely sets

• What it’s like to wake up to glaciers and orcas outside your window

• And why comfort can make us forget just how wild this place really is

This was one of the most mind-bending experiences of my life.

And it’s just the beginning of what we captured on this journey.

The Conscious Rising is live now.

We filmed this episode on an expedition…
in the middle of Antarctica.

Icebergs. Orcas.

And the kind of conversation that changes the way you see the world.

Louie Psihoyos isn’t just a filmmaker.

He’s an activist.

An infiltrator.

An Oscar-winner who’s risked his life to expose the truth about extinction, food systems, and the toxins flooding our bodies.

We talked about everything:

The golden age of documentary storytelling.

How social media is reshaping activism.

And the terrifying truth that microplastics are already in our brains.

This felt like a message in a bottle…

sent from the edge of the Earth.

The Conscious Rising is officially live.

And this is just the beginning.

Thank you @oceanicpreservationsociety for all the amazing work you do.

Saturday April 12th | 3:30 PM @ Fort Mason Center, SF | Building D

I'm excited to announce that on *April 12th*, you're invited to join me and our incredible team of ocean folks here for this panel discussion at the @intloceanfilmfest 🏄‍♂️!

We'll be exploring the world of plastics, human health, future materials, and the importance of community land-based work as we navigate away from the toxic-age and towards a healthier future.

Register below. Feel free to invite others, & we hope to see you there! 🌊

Link in bio
https://ioff2025.eventive.org/schedule/67bca3603b5cd928d9dc86b3

City of Awe at Grace Cathedral tonight in SF

Lydia Wendt at Grace Cathedral City of Awe in SF

Panel: Make It Easy 🌍 Our current lifestyle requires 1.7 earths due to overconsumption and reliance on fossil fuels. Transitioning to sustainable options must be easy and affordable. Join Louie Psihoyos, Jürgen Czernohorszky, Nollaig Forrest, Xenia zu Hohenlohe, and Nadja Bernard as they discuss how cities and regions are building climate-friendly structures and making sustainable living accessible. 🌿✨