Amidst the vibrant culture and rich biodiversity of Brazil, a quiet revolution is taking place. This revolution promises to reshape the nation’s relationship with plastic.

In this inspiring story, correspondent Maria Valls highlights the remarkable contribution of Telines do Nascimento Jr., who founded the movement Coopercaps.

Through his steadfast commitment to recycling, Telines is igniting change on a monumental scale. In a country grappling with the staggering burden of plastic waste, Brazil’s plastic revolution offers a glimmer of hope.

It is a testament to the power of grassroots initiatives in the face of environmental adversity.

As Maria Valls captures, this is just the beginning of a movement fueled by the collective efforts of ordinary individuals who are determined to make an extraordinary difference.