Fungus That Eats Plastic Offers Hope for Landfills
A fungus found in the Amazon rainforest, Pestalotiopsis microspora, can naturally break down polyurethane plastic, offe…
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A fungus found in the Amazon rainforest, Pestalotiopsis microspora, can naturally break down polyurethane plastic, offe…
Microplastics, tiny particles from various sources, have been discovered in every human testicle tested in a recent stu…
Moringa oleifera, known as the "miracle tree," offers a natural and effective solution for filtering microplastics from…
Tamarind, a tropical fruit, shows promise in removing microplastics from water and potentially supporting health. Its…
Disposable paper coffee cups, commonly used for takeaway beverages, harbor a hidden danger: a polyethylene lining that…
The Ocean Cleanup has successfully removed 50 million kilograms of plastic and waste from oceans and rivers, equivalent…
Plastic pollution in the ocean poses a severe threat to marine life, with whales among the most affected. Nearly 50 pou…
The Ocean Cleanup initiative tackles the escalating problem of plastic waste by deploying advanced systems to intercept…
Microplastics, tiny plastic particles, have been detected in 90% of salt brands globally, highlighting widespread plast…
Ocean cleanup drones are revolutionizing the fight against marine plastic pollution, using advanced AI and sensors to a…
Hawaii leads the way in combating ocean plastic pollution by transforming discarded plastic and fishing nets into durab…
Microplastics, found in food, water, and air, pose health risks as they enter the bloodstream and organs. Researchers a…