No More Plastic

202417 minPGdoc-short

Environment Culture

sustainability plastic-pollution

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No More Plastic

2024• 17 minPG

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In Southern California, the New Earth team presents the first zero plastic prototype surfboard packaging kit to Pyzel headquarters for testing and feedback.

Synopsis

In Southern California, the New Earth team presents the first zero plastic prototype surfboard packaging kit to Pyzel Surfboards. This initiative aims to reduce plastic waste in the surfing industry, addressing environmental concerns associated with traditional packaging methods. Notable surfers Kelly Slater, Wes Carter, Koa Smith, and Kai Lenny participate in the testing and feedback process, contributing to the development of sustainable practices in surfboard manufacturing. Directed by Darren Doane, this episode highlights innovative solutions for a more sustainable future.

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