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Greens call for federal ban on PFAS & single use plastic items

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Australia has got big ambitions when it comes to ending plastic pollution, but how to best meet the nation's recycling needs is up for political debate. The Greens say more action is needed to clean up the design of products before they hit the pavement.
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