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US Continues to Struggle With Its Vast Plastic Waste Amid Export Cut-Offs - Vimarsana News

US Continues to Struggle With Its Vast Plastic Waste Amid Export Cut-Offs

The US, the UK, and other EU countries then responded to China’s ban by sending their waste to other countries including Thailand and Malaysia, who have since followed China’s example in cutting off imports.

Plastics Cannot Be Recycled and Producers Know This, Report Claims - Vimarsana News

Plastics Cannot Be Recycled and Producers Know This, Report Claims

According to a report by the CCI, despite their knowledge that recycling plastics is not technically practical, petrochemical companies have continued to push “fraudulent” marketing campaigns to convince consumers otherwise.

Bottled water could be a major source of plastic pollution - Vimarsana News

Bottled water could be a major source of plastic pollution

A litre of bottled water could contain about 2.4 lakh (240,000) plastic pieces on average. This number is about 10 to 100 times greater than previous estimates

Source: theweek.in
Massive Recall of ConAgra's Frozen Chicken Strips: USDA Alerts Over Plastic Contamination - Vimarsana News

Massive Recall of ConAgra's Frozen Chicken Strips: USDA Alerts Over Plastic Contamination

ConAgra Brands Inc. faces a sweeping USDA recall of its popular frozen chicken strips due to alarming plastic contamination concerns.

Exploring the North: Russian Arctic Expedition - Vimarsana News

Exploring the North: Russian Arctic Expedition

The high-latitude expedition "Clean Arctic - Vostok-77" set off from Murmansk on August 15. The research will be carried out over one year and cover the continental part of the Arctic. The scientists will travel 12 thousand kilometres and cross 11 time zones.