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Filthy rich corporate polluters paid for ads suggesting that people alone could clean up the world. But the people can't do it alone

Mattel wanted a summer blockbuster to kick off its new wave of brand-extension movies. She wanted it to be a work of art.

There is an imperative need for making global efforts towards a sustainable future on our planet and, for this, combating plastic pollution is important South Africa’s capital Cape Town has almost run out of water – clearly sending warning signals to the rest of the world. This coastal

From the dawn of time, the ocean has played a pivotal role in shaping the earth's ecosystems, weather patterns, and even the course of human history. It

In 1997, Captain Charles Moore first discovered the “Great Pacific Garbage Patch,” the largest accumulation of plastic waste in the ocean. Since then, scientists have documented how plastic has permanently damaged marine ecosystems and even altered evolution — and the problem has only grown larger. But Moore and other researchers aren’t giving up hope that we can still save the oceans.