Stunned when 1 liter of Arctic ice contains 234 pieces of trash
According to the BBC, experts say they can find rubbish everywhere in the Arctic Sea - considered a dump
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According to the BBC, experts say they can find rubbish everywhere in the Arctic Sea - considered a dump
Worldwide, plastic straws are the sixth most popular type of waste, according to Litterati.
The focus of the experiment is the reduction of carbon dioxide, which converts this gas into a number of different compounds.
Recent research shows that thousands of sea turtles die each year after being trapped in plastic waste in the ocean.
Research by the University of Belgium and Ghent University (Belgium) has shown that those who love seafood do not know they are eating thousands of pieces of plastic eac…
The oceans are full of plastic. We all know that and this is really a big problem today. But we don't know exactly how big this pile is.
In recent years, the two poles of the Earth have become points
Time Magazine on September 6 said that recent research by Orb Media, a global environmental organization, shows 83% of the world's water samples contain micro-plastic fi…
With over 8 million tons of waste coming out of the ocean each year, they cause serious environmental consequences, destroying ecosystems, and pushing countless organism…
'White pollution' is a term scientists use to call about a type of contamination caused by plastic bags to the environment.
You litter every day, but do you know how long it takes to dissolve it? They take a lot of time, leaving no harm to the environment.
A remote Pacific island has the highest density of plastic waste on the world with 17 tons of garbage covering everywhere.
In order to address the pollution of plastic waste in the world and save crude oil for road construction, McCartney engineers recycle plastic into a material called MR6.
The ultra-environmentally friendly air conditioner, made from plastic bottles, is an excellent solution for those who live in power shortages.
The report recently revealed that hundreds of tons of plastic floating in the Arctic could become an immeasurable threat to the Earth.