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plastics

  • From the Recycling Bin to the Landfill: The Major Flaw in Plastic Recycling
    From the Recycling Bin to the Landfill: The Major Flaw in Plastic Recycling
    Reports estimate that less than 6 percent of plastic in the United States is recycled, pointing to the impracticality of recycling on a large scale.
    April 2, 2024BY Cara Michelle Miller
  • Plastics Can Affect Our Health, Expert Explains What We Can Do
    Plastics Can Affect Our Health, Expert Explains What We Can Do
    We're breathing and ingesting thousands of tiny plastic fragments on a daily basis. Recent studies found that bottled ...
    January 11, 2024BY Jason Blair
  • RFK Jr. Calls for Banning Fracking to Tackle Plastics Pollution in Waterways
    RFK Jr. Calls for Banning Fracking to Tackle Plastics Pollution in Waterways
    Democratic presidential candidate RFK Jr. says he would ban fracking to end its plastics pollution in waterways if ...
    September 18, 2023BY Bryan Jung
  • Australia’s Plastic Emissions Equals Amount Produced by 5.7 Million Cars Annually
    Australia’s Plastic Emissions Equals Amount Produced by 5.7 Million Cars Annually
    The amount of plastics Australians generate in one year produces as much greenhouse gas as 5.7 million cars ...
    July 10, 2023BY Nina Nguyen
  • Traveling More Sustainably
    Traveling More Sustainably
    By Eileen Ogintz From Tribune Content Agency Got your reusable water bottle? That’s one of the easiest things ...
    April 14, 2023BY Tribune News Service
  • Sperm Counts Declining Worldwide at Accelerating Rate: New Meta-Analysis
    Sperm Counts Declining Worldwide at Accelerating Rate: New Meta-Analysis
    Sperm counts are declining worldwide at an accelerating rate, according to a recently published meta-analysis. An international team of ...
    February 22, 2023BY David Charbonneau
  • Despite Promises Plastics Not Being Recycled Amid Secret Stockpiling
    Despite Promises Plastics Not Being Recycled Amid Secret Stockpiling
    California-based ecomodernist Michael Shellenberger has said that the collapse of Australia’s largest plastic bag recycling program was expected ...
    November 9, 2022BY Jessie Zhang
  • Lawsuits Against the Plastics Industry for Health and Environmental Harm Could Exceed $20 Billion by 2030
    Lawsuits Against the Plastics Industry for Health and Environmental Harm Could Exceed $20 Billion by 2030
    A new study warns investors and insurers that plastic pollution is costing society $100 billion per year and ...
    November 7, 2022BY Kristina Marusic
  • Microplastics Detected in Human Breast Milk, Raising Concerns Over Health Impact on Babies
    Microplastics Detected in Human Breast Milk, Raising Concerns Over Health Impact on Babies
    A new study has detected microplastics in human breast milk for the first time, sparking concerns over the ...
    October 10, 2022BY Katabella Roberts
  • Alberta Challenging Federal Legislation Requiring Plastics to Be Listed as ‘Toxic Substances’
    Alberta Challenging Federal Legislation Requiring Plastics to Be Listed as ‘Toxic Substances’
    The Alberta government will challenge federal legislation requiring that all plastics be labelled as "toxic substances" under the Canadian Environmental ...
    September 8, 2022BY Peter Wilson
  • Plastics Producers Ask Court to Quash Planned Federal Ban on Single-Use Straws, Cups
    Plastics Producers Ask Court to Quash Planned Federal Ban on Single-Use Straws, Cups
    More than two dozen plastic makers are asking the Federal Court to put an end to Ottawa's plan ...
    August 10, 2022BY The Canadian Press
  • Phthalates Factsheet, What You Need to Know
    Phthalates Factsheet, What You Need to Know
    Phthalates are a group of chemicals used to make plastics more durable. They are often called plasticizers. Some ...
    May 21, 2022BY Centers for Disease Control (CDC)
  • New Report Details Dangers of Plastics, Microplastics
    New Report Details Dangers of Plastics, Microplastics
    The medical nonprofit Environment and Human Health, Inc. (EHHI) has issued a research report outlining how plastics and ...
    January 11, 2022BY Nathan Worcester
  • Some Fast-Food Items Contain Potentially Harmful Industrial Plastics: Study
    Some Fast-Food Items Contain Potentially Harmful Industrial Plastics: Study
    Items from popular fast-food chains contain small amounts of certain chemicals in plastics that are believed to disrupt ...
    October 28, 2021BY Isabel van Brugen
  • CEO Sees Innovation as a Solution to Plastic Pollution
    CEO Sees Innovation as a Solution to Plastic Pollution
    When Jeff Gold founded Nexus Fuels (now Nexus Circular) in 2018, he was no greenhorn in environmental services—he ...
    October 22, 2021BY Nathan Worcester
  • How Do Phthalates Put Children’s Health at Risk?
    How Do Phthalates Put Children’s Health at Risk?
    You may not realize it, but you likely encounter phthalates every day. These chemicals are found in many plastics, ...
    March 8, 2021BY Stephanie Eick
  • Victoria to Ban Many Single-Use Plastics
    Victoria to Ban Many Single-Use Plastics
    Disposable plastic straws, cutlery, and containers will soon be banned in Victoria in a state government crackdown on ...
    February 26, 2021BY AAP
  • Mexico City Ban on Single-Use Plastics Takes Effect
    Mexico City Ban on Single-Use Plastics Takes Effect
    MEXICO CITY—A broad ban on single-use containers, forks, straws, and other ubiquitous items takes effect in Mexico’s capital, ...
    January 2, 2021BY The Associated Press
  • Tonnes of Microplastics Polluting Seafloor: Australian CSIRO
    Tonnes of Microplastics Polluting Seafloor: Australian CSIRO
    The CSIRO (The Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation) has estimated there are 14 million tonnes of microplastics ...
    October 5, 2020BY AAP
  • Flavors of BPA Keep Plastic Hormonal
    Flavors of BPA Keep Plastic Hormonal
    Many of the chemicals used to bottle, wrap and package our foods may be cancer-causing, hormone-disrupting, allergy-inducing, and ...
    March 5, 2020BY Armen Nikogosian
  • Tiny Dead Sea Turtle Washes Ashore Stuffed Full of Ingested Plastics
    Tiny Dead Sea Turtle Washes Ashore Stuffed Full of Ingested Plastics
    A tiny sea turtle died after eating 104 small pieces of plastic. It washed ashore in Florida sending ...
    October 4, 2019BY Venus Upadhayaya
  • Trudeau Announces Plan to Ban Single-Use Plastics as Early as 2021
    Trudeau Announces Plan to Ban Single-Use Plastics as Early as 2021
    MONT-SAINT-HILAIRE, QB.—Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced Monday the federal government's intention to ban harmful single-use plastics as early ...
    June 10, 2019BY The Canadian Press
  • ‘Non trivial dose’: North Americans Consume Tens of Thousands of Microplastics Annually
    ‘Non trivial dose’: North Americans Consume Tens of Thousands of Microplastics Annually
    New research suggests North Americans eat, drink and inhale tens of thousands of tiny plastic particles every year. ...
    June 5, 2019BY The Canadian Press
  • 20,000 Pounds of Meat Patties Recalled After Purple Plastic Found Inside
    20,000 Pounds of Meat Patties Recalled After Purple Plastic Found Inside
    More than 20,000 pounds of ready-to-eat beef patties, some of which were distributed to schools, are being recalled ...
    April 5, 2019BY The Daily Caller News Foundation
  • Hobart First to Ban Single-Use Plastics
    Hobart First to Ban Single-Use Plastics
    Hobart has become the first capital city in the nation to ban single-use plastics, including takeaway food containers ...
    March 5, 2019BY AAP
  • Hungry Mealworms Can Recycle Styrofoam Trash
    Hungry Mealworms Can Recycle Styrofoam Trash
    Every year, people in the US throw away 2.5 billion plastic foam cups—and that’s just a fraction of ...
    October 4, 2015BY Rob Jordan
  • Orange Is the New Black Gold: How Peel Could Replace Crude Oil in Plastics
    Orange Is the New Black Gold: How Peel Could Replace Crude Oil in Plastics
    Orange juice, both delicious and nutritious, is enjoyed by millions of people across the world every day.
    September 17, 2015BY Marc Hutchby
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