U.S. Continues To Ship Illegal Plastic Waste To Developing Countries
Tiffany Duong – The majority of the world is working together to reverse the massive plastic pollution problem.
Tiffany Duong – The majority of the world is working together to reverse the massive plastic pollution problem.
Olivia Rosane – A “trash tsunami” has washed ashore on the beaches of Honduras, endangering both wildlife and the local economy.
Tiffany Duong – A new study of five different kinds of seafood revealed traces of plastic in every sample tested.
Anthony McLennan – Plastic pollution is the modern plague of the sea.
Jordan Davidson – The oceans are home to some strange looking animals, some of which are playing an outsized role in helping us combat the urgent climate crisis.
Jordan Davidson – One company is looking to end the need for plastic bottles that last hundreds of years and are rarely recycled.
Olivia Rosane – Scientists have discovered the highest concentration of microplastics ever recorded on the Mediterranean seafloor.
Jordan Davidson – It turns out, LEGO bricks can survive in ocean waters for up to 1,300 years, according to the study.
Olivia Rosane – China, the world’s No. 1 producer of plastic pollution, announced major plans Sunday to cut back on the sale and production of single-use plastics.
Dr. Mercola – Scientists discovered polystyrene biodegrades in the guts of mealworms where the plastic is separated from toxic chemicals and excreted.
Olivia Rosane – A team of NOAA researchers didn’t intend to study plastic pollution when they towed a tiny mesh net through the waters off Hawaii’s West Coast.
Jordan Davidson – The Great Bubble Barrier launched their device last week in Amsterdam’s Westerdok Canal, at the tip of city’s historic canal belt.
John Vibes – The milestone was even verified by the Guinness World Records organization.
Brett Walton – “We’re seeing plastics virtually everywhere we look,” U.S. Geological Survey researcher says.
Elias Marat – The United States refused to be part of the historic agreement.
Olivia Rosane – They found a plastic bag and candy wrappers 35,853 feet below the surface.
Luke Miller – This mushroom could be the solution to the global plastic problem.
Jordan Davidsom – New research has shown that microplastics rain down on the pristine peaks of the Pyrenees mountains.
Phillip Schneider – On our current trajectory, what will this problem look like 10 years from now?
With plastic microbeads banned in the UK as well as US, it’s surprising that your products might still contain these pollutants.