It’s in our food packaging, our electronics, our cars and even our clothes. As plastic pollution piles up, especially from single-use products, some environmentalists and consumers have tried turning to a “plastic-free” lifestyle. Plastic-free alternatives are often more expensive and more costly to transport, making the environmental-impact calculus much more difficult to compute. Today on Studio 2, we’re talking about our plastic problem: How practical is it to think we can significantly reduce our plastic usage? How much more expensive is it to go plastic-free?