By Robert Grieves

"Some people always introduce me as an activist, and I say that's not the right word at all.” In this episode of The Point with Doug Woodring, an environmental entrepreneur, we dive deep into the discussion of one of the most heated topics today - environmental protection, specifically, plastic in the world’s oceans and rivers. What has changed in the past few decades? What is the situation in Hong Kong? How does entrepreneurship change the landscape? And most importantly, are we too late to save ourselves?

By Doug Woodring

The issue of marine litter has finally become “household” discussion around the world, helped by images of all types of ocean wildlife being impacted by plastic of different sizes. This means that we no longer need to explain “why” it matters, but instead, we can go directly into discussions of how they (as a company or government) can make a difference in reducing their plastic footprint.

By Doug Woodring and Steve Wong

Two weeks ago marked a watershed moment for the reduction in plastic pollution in China, the world’s biggest consumer. Though the news has been overshadowed by other recent events, China’s move to reduce the use of single-use plastic is another positive vector supporting the global momentum that is building to slow retail consumption of a material which is often overused and unnecessary.

By Claressa Monteiro with Doug Woodring

Join Claressa Monteiro, as she speaks to Douglas Woodring, Founder of Ocean Recovery Alliance about the environmental problems our oceans currently face and the major problems that could arise if not addressed soon. He also shares the steps his organisation has taken to amend the damage caused by sea pollution.