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Just 20 Companies Create 55% of Plastic Waste

Science & Health

3 months ago

Just 20 Companies Create 55% of Plastic Waste

Your 3D Printer Can Finally Make Biodegradable Objects

4 months ago

Your 3D Printer Can Finally Make Biodegradable Objects

Plants Can Absorb Tiny Plastic Pieces Through Their Roots, Study Finds

1 year ago

Plants Can Absorb Tiny Plastic Pieces Through Their Roots, Study Finds

Nothing seems safe from the grips of plastic these days. NotÂ national parks, not oceans, and, according to new findings, not…

Great, Even U.S. National Parks Are Full of Microplastic

1 year ago

Great, Even U.S. National Parks Are Full of Microplastic

A Newly Discovered Microbe Feasts On A Particularly Problematic Plastic

1 year ago

A Newly Discovered Microbe Feasts On A Particularly Problematic Plastic

There’s Literally A Million Times More Microplastic In Our Oceans Than We Realised

2 years ago

There’s Literally A Million Times More Microplastic In Our Oceans Than We Realised

George Dvorsky on Earther, shared by Andrew Couts to Gizmodo

If you pulled 1,000 litres (264 gallons) of water out of the ocean, how many small bits of plastic would…

Americans Love Their Trash And Hate To Recycle, Report Finds

Science & Health

2 years ago

Americans Love Their Trash And Hate To Recycle, Report Finds

Study Suggests BPA-Free Plastics Are Just As Harmful To Health

3 years ago

Study Suggests BPA-Free Plastics Are Just As Harmful To Health

Ed Cara

Scientists Created Biodegradable Microbeads So Your Face Scrub Won’t Pollute Our Oceans

4 years ago

Scientists Created Biodegradable Microbeads So Your Face Scrub Won’t Pollute Our Oceans

Andrew Liszewski

By now it’s well documented that those tiny plastic microbeads used in face scrubs and toothpastes are contaminating lakes and…

MIT’s New Plastic Muscles Could Bring Us One Step Closer To A Real-Life Westworld

5 years ago

MIT’s New Plastic Muscles Could Bring Us One Step Closer To A Real-Life Westworld

Andrew Liszewski

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