Learn how dishwashers release microplastics and nanoplastics that pose environmental risks through polluted wastewater.

Many consumers are unaware that when they eat standard ready meals, the plastic container can be recycled, but the film ...

Plastic wrap is made from materials like PVDC and LDPE -- plastics that don’t break down. They end up in landfills, oceans ...

The company says it is refining its sustainability goals to position itself for the long term, including the phase-out of its ...

Fill]anthropie opened Memorial Day weekend in Muskegon's Western Market, offering cleaning products, shampoos and other ...

A growing number of cities are attempting to use data, often painstakingly gathered through dumpsite visits and household ...

These micro- and nanoplastics end up in our air, soil, water and food. Humans breathe in these particles and ingest them.

The World Bank’s report highlights how Pacific Island Countries, despite minimal global contribution, face severe impacts ...

Experts explain the impact microplastics have on the brain and how there may be a “spoonful” in the organ. Plus, how to cut ...

If you have any clear clamshell containers from leftovers, don't toss them out. Here's how you can repurpose them for growing ...

Research has detected microplastics in a range of vital body parts, including the heart and brain. Now, researchers break down how these nanoparticles enter the human brain and the potential impact ...

At a time when environmental issues are becoming more urgent than ever, it is surprising and disappointing that Camp Hill High School still does not have an active recycling program.