Lego develops first bricks made from recycled plastic bottles | Lego | The Guardian
Lego's colourful plastic bricks to go green
Lego's colourful plastic bricks to go green
Millions of LEGO pieces lost at sea 23 years ago are still washing up on the English coast
Lego bricks in the ocean could take 1,300 years to degrade | The Independent | The Independent
The Haunting Nature of Plastics | Hakai Magazine
Photo of dogfish stuck inside LEGO block is shared by fisherman | Daily Mail Online
Is Lego bad for the environment?
Child's Lego Pay Toys Simulating the Plastic Soup Pollution Editorial Image - Image of ocean, environment: 162770520
Millions of LEGO pieces lost at sea 23 years ago are still washing up on the English coast
Lego's colourful plastic bricks to go green
Lego Makes Bricks with Recycled Plastic - One Green Planet
Lego bricks continue to wash up on Cornwall's beaches 20 years after the Tokio Express lost its cargo - Cornwall Live
Lego Wants to Completely Remake Its Toy Bricks (Without Anyone Noticing) - The New York Times
Sustainable' Lego: plastics from plants won't solve a pollution crisis
Lego plans to sell bricks from recycled bottles in two years - BBC News
Turning plastic trash into recycled treasure | World Economic Forum
LEGO is rolling out its first plant-based plastic pieces
No More Plastic Fantastic as Lego Toy Packaging Goes Green - Bloomberg
Lego Lost at Sea 1 « Inhabitat – Green Design, Innovation, Architecture, Green Building
Global Hemp Warehouse - Lego are officially moving to Hemp plastics which we think is a wonderful example to set to our younger generation who are playing with Lego daily. We should
Monopoly houses, toy soldiers and Lego: the museum of plastic lost at sea | Environment | The Guardian
