Solution of 'treating' plastic garbage with cactus
A Mexican researcher has found a formula for developing new packaging materials from cactus. This initiative suggests a promising solution to tackle the current headache…
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A Mexican researcher has found a formula for developing new packaging materials from cactus. This initiative suggests a promising solution to tackle the current headache…
Scientists make micro-coils from carbon, nitrogen and manganese, capable of producing chemical reactions that dissolve micro-plastic particles.
Plastic waste is a worrying issue globally. Plastics after use are not recycled but most of them are discharged directly into rivers, canals, and then into the oceans.
Recently, 'green living' is becoming a new trend, but is it only enough to care for green waste?
Modern life is still being covered by concrete, but few know it could be the thing that will spoil the entire Earth ecosystem.
The important thing is super clean, that is, it does not leave any waste that is harmful to the environment.
It's a story about plastic garbage, but this time it affects sharks.
Environmental pollution from plastic bags is no longer a national issue but a global problem. To solve this problem, many environmentally friendly bag production initiat…
The new polymer, which can be easily decomposed and then restructured into another item, is like a lego assembly.
There is an even more terrible kind of garbage than plastic bags and straws, science has just picked up tons of tons on the ocean floor.
Each average person eats at least 50,000 micro-plastic particles a year and inhales a similar amount, according to a new study.
In Argentina's crop fields, it was discovered that wild bees used exotic materials, instead of wax, to build nests: plastic waste.
Currently, the Earth we live in is flooded with plastic waste: soil, air, ponds, lakes, rivers, seas and oceans.
We have taken a small step to solve the tragedy tragedy that mankind has caused.
On the beach of Cocos (Keeling) Islands in the Indian Ocean, scientists found 414 million pieces of plastic waste, including nearly ... 1 million pairs of shoes and 373,…