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Bangladesh faces a mounting plastic pollution crisis, with recycling rates for single-use plastics remaining dismally low. However, a growing network of approximately 300 small-scale ventures is working to turn the tide, focusing on recycling plastic bottles and heavier plastics beyond…
The pristine turquoise beaches of Latin America’s Pacific coast, beloved by migrating whales and tourists alike, are becoming dumping grounds for plastic bottles that have traveled vast distances across ocean currents. A groundbreaking new study published in the Journal of…
Environmental policy veteran Judith Enck is making waves with her latest book, which tackles one of today’s most pressing environmental challenges: society’s overwhelming reliance on plastic. The seasoned advocate, who has dedicated her career to protecting public health and the…
A groundbreaking international study has revealed alarming new evidence that marine wildlife can die from ingesting far smaller amounts of plastic pollution than researchers previously understood. The comprehensive research examined over 10,000 animals across three major groups—seabirds, sea turtles, and…
Turkey wins diplomatic deal to host 2026 UN climate summit after Australia drops three-year campaign for Adelaide venue. Meanwhile, Nazi-era bombs dumped in Baltic Sea have transformed into thriving artificial ecosystems off Germany's coast, surprising marine researchers.
Cyclone Fina could mark Australia's earliest storm landfall in 50+ years as it barrels toward Northern Territory. Meanwhile, agricultural interests push to overturn Amazon's protective soy moratorium, and Oregon officials euthanize stranded humpback whale after failed rescue efforts.
A groundbreaking new analysis has revealed the devastating impact that even tiny amounts of plastic waste can have on marine life, showing that surprisingly small quantities of ingested debris can prove fatal to ocean animals. The research presents alarming statistics…
