START ABOUT US BUSINESS DIVISIONS CONTACT ESP Small details. A world of ideas. Foundation GET IN Journals GET IN Collectibles GET IN Books GET IN LAST NEWS RBA COLLECTIBLES After the end of summer READ MORE Walter Mosley, winner of the 2018 RBA Crime Novel Award Walter Mosley wins the RBA Crime Novel Award with the play Betrayal READ MORE Readings launches the 2018 glasses collection The most anticipated collection of the summer READ MORE RBA Collectibles What's new? READ MORE Planet or plastic? National Geographic leads a global initiative against the abusive use of plastic READ MORE Bases and announcement of the XVII Gaziel Prize for Biographies and Memories The Conde de Barcelona Foundation and RBA Libros announce the XVII Gaziel Prize for Biographies and Memories. READ MORE SEE MORE NEWS A leading company, present in 50 countries, in 12 languages. RBA GROUP JOURNALS BOOKS COLLECTIBLES FOUNDATION Legal warningPrivacy PolicyEthical codeProviders © 2016 RBA All rights reserved

START ABOUT US BUSINESS DIVISIONS CONTACT ESP An open window to the world. Foundation GET IN Journals GET IN Collectibles GET IN Books GET IN LAST NEWS RBA COLLECTIBLES After the end of summer READ MORE Walter Mosley, winner of the 2018 RBA Crime Novel Award Walter Mosley wins the RBA Crime Novel Award with the play Betrayal READ MORE Readings launches the 2018 glasses collection The most anticipated collection of the summer READ MORE RBA Collectibles What's new? READ MORE Planet or plastic? National Geographic leads a global initiative against the abusive use of plastic READ MORE Bases and announcement of the XVII Gaziel Prize for Biographies and Memories The Conde de Barcelona Foundation and RBA Libros announce the XVII Gaziel Prize for Biographies and Memories. READ MORE SEE MORE NEWS A leading company, present in 50 countries, in 12 languages. RBA GROUP JOURNALS BOOKS COLLECTIBLES FOUNDATION Legal warningPrivacy PolicyEthical codeProviders © 2016 RBA All rights reserved

START ABOUT US BUSINESS DIVISIONS CONTACT ESP BEHIND RBA MAGAZINES Planet or plastic? Published: 5/23/2018 National Geographic leads a global initiative against the abusive use of plastic National Geographic wants to take a step forward in favor of sustainability, eliminating the plastic from the envelope containing the Magazine that is sent monthly to all subscribers, replacing it with one made of recycled paper. A small change that will save the environment thousands of non-reusable bags. The new paper envelope is part of a global initiative that begins with the publication in the June issue of the cover article SPECIAL REPORT: A PLASTIC SEA, an extensive dossier that addresses the pollution caused by plastic waste and analyzes how these affect all living organisms, and proposes some solutions that allow a lesser dependence on this omnipresent material. SHARE PREVIOUS NEWS NEXT NEWS A leading company, present in 50 countries, in 12 languages. RBA GROUP JOURNALS BOOKS COLLECTIBLES FOUNDATION Legal warningPrivacy PolicyEthical codeProviders © 2016 RBA All rights reserved