Plastinction is a new international research group that has recently been set up to investigate and raise awareness of the environmental impact that single-use plastic is having globally. It is focused on curbing the excessive use of plastic around the world. Single-use plastics slowly break down into smaller pieces of plastic known as ‘microplastics’ and it can take thousands of years for these plastics to decompose. These ‘microplastics’ dangerously contaminate our soil and water in the process. The research group is starting with a campaign to promote awareness and to encourage their target audience of young adults from aged 15 – 23 to boycott unnecessary use of single-use plastic. They have asked you to help them by 3 posters and 1 social action video they could use as part of the campaign.