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Consumed. How Big Brands Got Us Hooked on Plastic wer. angielska
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"This insightful book promises to transform your perspective on the world, potentially even altering the world itself," asserts Chris Van Tulleken, the renowned author of "Ultra-Processed People." The Financial Times praises Chaudhuri for effectively illustrating plastic’s pervasive role in our lives and our repeated failures to control it. Michael Moss, the Pulitzer Prize-winning author of "Salt, Sugar, Fat," describes it as essential reading for anyone purchasing plastic products. Additionally, Mike Berners-Lee, author of "A Climate of Truth," finds it strikingly eye-opening and thorough, while Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall, host of "War on Plastic with Anita and Hugh," calls it both alarming and entertaining.For over seventy years, companies like McDonald's, Coca-Cola, Procter & Gamble, and Unilever have leveraged single-use plastics to significantly boost their profits. They've invested billions in convincing us of the necessity for disposable items such as diapers, cups, bags, bottles, and sachets of shampoo, along with plastic-wrapped ultra-processed foods. We never truly demanded these products, yet this movement towards disposability has deeply altered our routines. Consider how toddlers now wear disposable diapers much longer than the cloth diapers their parents once used, or our fixation on bottled water and convenience snacks.Initially, we controlled plastics, but over time, plastics began controlling us. This dependency, akin to addiction, has severe repercussions, harming both our climate and biodiversity, and we are just beginning to grasp its impact on our health. "Consumed" investigates this takeover by plastic and equips us to make informed choices for the future. By understanding how we arrived at this point, we can reject unsuccessful solutions and hold accountable the brands that ensnared us in this plastic dependency. Adam Alter, bestselling author of "Irresistible" and "Anatomy of a Breakthrough," deems it an important and engaging read.
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"This insightful book promises to transform your perspective on the world, potentially even altering the world itself," asserts Chris Van Tulleken, the renowned author of "Ultra-Processed People." The Financial Times praises Chaudhuri for effectively illustrating plastic’s pervasive role in our lives and our repeated failures to control it. Michael Moss, the Pulitzer Prize-winning author of "Salt, Sugar, Fat," describes it as essential reading for anyone purchasing plastic products. Additionally, Mike Berners-Lee, author of "A Climate of Truth," finds it strikingly eye-opening and thorough, while Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall, host of "War on Plastic with Anita and Hugh," calls it both alarming and entertaining.For over seventy years, companies like McDonald's, Coca-Cola, Procter & Gamble, and Unilever have leveraged single-use plastics to significantly boost their profits. They've invested billions in convincing us of the necessity for disposable items such as diapers, cups, bags, bottles, and sachets of shampoo, along with plastic-wrapped ultra-processed foods. We never truly demanded these products, yet this movement towards disposability has deeply altered our routines. Consider how toddlers now wear disposable diapers much longer than the cloth diapers their parents once used, or our fixation on bottled water and convenience snacks.Initially, we controlled plastics, but over time, plastics began controlling us. This dependency, akin to addiction, has severe repercussions, harming both our climate and biodiversity, and we are just beginning to grasp its impact on our health. "Consumed" investigates this takeover by plastic and equips us to make informed choices for the future. By understanding how we arrived at this point, we can reject unsuccessful solutions and hold accountable the brands that ensnared us in this plastic dependency. Adam Alter, bestselling author of "Irresistible" and "Anatomy of a Breakthrough," deems it an important and engaging read.
