Bioplastics Do Not Biodegrade Like Previously Believed
A plastic pollution research organization set out to understand what happens to bioplastics when they end up on land or in the sea.
Source: onegreenplanet.org
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Plastic Pollution from Cigarettes Costs a Staggering Amount Per Year, New Study Shows
There are several reasons why smoking cigarettes is bad. However, a recent study highlights one alarming reason that often goes overlooked.
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Are Plastic Credits the Newest Form of Greenwashing?
Plastic credits claim to fun plastic removal from the environment. However, some experts feel the claims these credits make are a new form of greenwashing.
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Could Turning Plastics into Detergents Help with Plastic Pollution?
Scientists at the University of California at Santa Barbara have recently found an exciting way to re-purpose some of these plastics.
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"Plastic-Free Barbie" Hoax Done to Raise Awareness of Famous Doll's Environmental Impact
A video showing actress and activist Daryl Hannah appearing to partner with Mattel is a hoax designed to draw attention to plastic pollution.
Source: onegreenplanet.org
New Petitions to Sign This Week: Help Hold Man Accountable Who Sawed Off Puppies' Legs, Help End Whale Hunting in Iceland, Urge the World Bank to Fund Climate Solutions, and More!
Through petitions, we can reach those in power and demand justice for others. They are valuable tools for making positive changes in the world.
Source: onegreenplanet.org