Plastic landfill on the sea is as large as 3 European countries
About 80,000 tons of plastic waste is gathered by a large area in the Pacific Ocean.
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About 80,000 tons of plastic waste is gathered by a large area in the Pacific Ocean.
According to the BBC, experts say they can find rubbish everywhere in the Arctic Sea - considered a dump
An extensive lake of India many times catches fire and fumes with smoke because of the many flammable contaminants.
Worldwide, plastic straws are the sixth most popular type of waste, according to Litterati.
Scientists at the University of Manchester (UK) conducted the first comprehensive study of the effects of microwaves on living environments, according to Phys.org.
On January 10, Binh Duong People's Committee put into operation the Binh Duong waste treatment complex with the ability to receive and process 3,000 tons of domestic was…
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
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…
The biodegradable cigarette filter is quite slow and takes years to completely decompose.
Marselisborg wastewater treatment plant in Aarhus has produced 150% of the electricity needed to operate the plant, bringing clean water to households.
'White pollution' is a term scientists use to call about a type of contamination caused by plastic bags to the environment.
In the past, we were once known as a country with a recycling rate of nearly 100% Sweden.