Medicine & TechnologyTexas engineers are revolutionizing plastics waste management with innovative laser technology for sustainable recycling. Read more to learn more!
In a recent study, microplastics were discovered in 90% of meats, including plant-based options, with Americans ingesting around 11,500 annually. Continue reading for more details.
Though plastic bag bans were implemented with hopes to reduce plastic consumption, they actually led to unintended consequences that made the policy backfire. Read to learn more.
Engineers discovered that nanoplastics facilitate the production of manganese oxide on polystyrene nanoparticles when exposed to light. Read the article to know more about it.
Sway, a California-based startup, is using seaweed to make compostable replacements for plastic bags and packaging. Check out their project here in this article.
A United Kingdom-based startup has developed a new solution that’s making plastics self-destruct if they escape into the environment. Read to know more.
A molecule in wax-worm saliva has been found to break down one of the most-polluting plastic forms minus the need for high-energy inputs. Read to know more.
Researchers developed an electronic nose or e-nose to monitor the presence of bacteria, specifically nanoplastics in the air. Read to know more about it.
A new recycling technology converts plastic into useful products. Researchers demonstrate how “upcycling” makes plastics functional. Read to know more.
Fish have washed up dead specifically on the Oder river running through Germany and Poland. How has chemical contributed to this? Read to know more about it.
Plastics are also good for the environment, according to Higg Index. The problem is in the disposing behavior of humans and not the material. Read to know more.