Newly hatched Florida sea turt...
Newly hatched Florida sea turtles are consuming dangerous quantities of floating plastic
read moreNewly hatched Florida sea turtles are consuming dangerous quantities of floating plastic
read morePrince Edward Island Has Removed Millions of Plastic Bags From Its Waste Stream
read moreOver the next five years, it plans to eliminate shopping bags, straws, takeout food containers, and more.
read moreA ban will take place in the new year, followed by crackdowns on straws and grocery bags.
read moreAn eye-opening report reveals how low-grade plastics are burned as fuel, poisoning the surrounding soil and air.
read moreHow often do you wonder about what can go in the recycling bin and what cannot? The answer varies from municipality to municipality, as each has its own facilities for recovering waste materials and not all are the same.
read moreThis means that countries now have the right to refuse plastic waste imports to their shores.
read moreAfter 3 years of being buried and submerged, ‘biodegradable’ and ‘compostable’ single-use plastic bags could still hold a full load of groceries.
read moreStarting next week, shoppers at Metro stores in Quebec can go zero waste more easily than ever.
read moreTwo young synchronized swimmers in Britain have made a splash with a recent performance. Kate Shortman (17) and Isabelle Thorpe (18) of Bristol attempted their World Championship synchro routine in a swimming pool full of floating plastic waste.
read moreEnvironmentalists hailed the move, which according to new figures released this month, may have saved more than 1.5 billion bags from going into overstuffed kitchen drawers or landfills in less than six months.
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