Tags: Plastic

Thailand produces two million tons of plastic waste a year but started limiting single-use plastic before the pandemic, asking major retailers to stop handing out bags for free
World

'Easy, Convenient, Cheap': How Single-use Plastic Rules The World

U.S.

Inflation Scrambles Easter Egg Hunt Plans for Second Straight Year

A recycling bin near Bournemouth beach, helping people to recycle their plastic.
News

Backyard, Plastic-Consuming Fungi May Solve World's Recycling Dilemma

Headlines

Indiana: Massive Fire at Recycling Plant Prompts Evacuation of Over 2,000 Residents

Tech

What Non-Lethal Weapons are US Police Using to Control George Floyd Rioters?

Headlines

Coronavirus Medical Equipment Seen in Mediterranean Sea, Improper Waste Disposal Threatens Environment

Science/Health

Larval Fish Prefer Plastics To Natural Food Sources; Experiencing Stunted Growth, Behavioral Changes

Science/Health

SaltWater Brewery Creates Edible Six-Pack Rings Made From Wheat, Barley

Science/Health

Renewable Plastic From CO2 And Plant Waste: New Finding

Life&Style

Fashion Trend: Designer Presents Trash Bag Hats At London Fashion Week (VIDEO, PHOTO)

Science/Health

Wastewater Treatment Plants Are Significant Source Of Microplastic Pollutants In Rivers, Study Finds

Headlines

Mars Recalling Products: Chocolate Bars Pulled Out Of 55 Countries After Plastic Discovery

Science/Health

'Age of Plastic': New Study Suggests Earth Is Becoming Consumed By Plastic

Science/Health

Plastic Will Take Up More Space In Oceans Than Fish By 2050, Report Says

Headlines

Pollution: Five Countries Responsible For Up To 60 Percent Of Plastic Trash In Our Oceans, Study Claims

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U.S.

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'Serious Business': Influencer Degree Launches In Ireland

Coral bleaching -- such as that seen here around Lizard Island on Australia's Great Barrier Reef -- happens when the water is too warm
U.S.

Global Coral Bleaching Event Biggest On Record: US Agency

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