Plastic Waste
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Articles about Plastic Waste
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Thinking that penguins are living on trash island, the truth is much more terrible
Perhaps up to this point, everyone knows that our ocean is slowly littering with plastic, when millions of tons of garbage are coming out of the ocean every year.
Dogfish get tightened by plastic rings near their double ends
Adam Turnbull found the fish with a mid-body plastic ring on the Saskatchewan River in Alberta, Canada, on October 28, according to IFL Science.
Seabirds eat more plastic than eat fish
When birds eat a large amount of plastic, they will face a quick and painful death.
Seabirds will die slowly by swallowing plastic waste
About 90% of seabirds have swallowed plastic and health waste threatened by plastic contamination in the gut.
Shouting sharks 'hunting' plastic waste
The device called Waste Shark - a new invention by scientists who help clean up garbage - is about to go live.
Save the world with simple items costing only 5000 VND, do you believe?
Only with a cheap price like a bunch of vegetables in the market but this item is being considered as one of the necessary changes applied to human life.
Unique machine that changes garbage into money in Taiwan, China
Ms. Huang, 45 years old, who lives near the iTrash Booth installation, brought her collected plastic bottle here, to try out this amazing machine that people still trans…
Another heartbreaking image of pollution of plastic garbage: Sharks die while sucking on water bottles
There is growing evidence that the situation of plastic rubbish destroying nature is very serious.
99.99% of plastic garbage on the sea turned out to be deep in the ocean without us knowing
People are becoming more aware of the status of waste in the sea. Even now there is a huge trash island in the middle of the Pacific.
This is one of the most terrible things in the ocean, more serious than a plastic straw
In the context of millions of tons of plastic garbage coming out of the ocean every year, luckily, people seem to have formed consciousness.
New Zealand prohibits the use of disposable plastic bags
Disposable nylon bags are one of the most popular items found in coastal landfills in New Zealand.
Why is plastic garbage so difficult to decompose?
Knowing the answer, you will understand why even though it takes so much effort, people still have not found an effective solution to handle this most polluting waste.
Waste of biodegradable plastics produces greenhouse gases
This study published in the August 1 issue of PLOS ONE raises concerns about the impact of this phenomenon on climate change.
The danger of the ocean
Recently, the death of short-fin navigator whales in Thailand has angered many people. The fish swallowed 85 plastic bags because it was mistaken for food.