The Impact of Nanoplastics on Human Health Impact Circle

New research shows the levels of plastics in food and water—not just in bottled water but throughout the food and packaging chain—may be driving premature death. KIN assembled a group of scientists, sustainability experts, media professionals, educators, and concerned citizens to collaborate on finding actionable solutions for this colossal challenge. Dr. Sarah McCue leads and guides the circle on finding potential solutions to the nanoplastics issue. KIN provides experts to join regularly to enhance thinking based on this circle's needs and wants. Ultimately, the circle will develop recommendations and a game plan to share with relevant government agencies, companies, organizations, and the media.

The KIN Impact Circle aims to establish a new "World Order" that builds awareness where there is mainly pervasive unfamiliarity of this health crisis, reduces existing plastic pollution, and prevents the introduction of new polluting plastics. This ambitious goal requires collaboration, innovation, and commitment from dedicated individuals and highly regarded organizations.