Oceana estimates Coca-Cola will release 1.33B pounds of plastic into oceans by 2030. The company dropped its reuse pledge.

A wave of new water bottles and tumblers have arrived at Walt Disney World, and some of the designs include the Tomorrowland ...

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And it said while it was almost impossible to avoid ingesting plastic there were ways to reduce the risk. A number of studies over recent years have highlighted the increasing risk of consuming ...

The Naggo Head Depot event will feature a corporate sorting competition, where teams compete to properly separate plastic bottles by type and colour. RPJ will also be accepting plastic bottle drop ...

“I started going to the gym last year and one day while working out I realized that the straw on my [previous water bottle] was basically exposed to all the germs everywhere,” Gabe Castaneda, a video ...

Most of the technologies that we have today melt down plastic bottles and downcycle them into lower-quality products. What's particularly exciting about our research is that we harnessed moisture ...

Preforms are test-tube looking vessels that are eventually re-heated and blown into plastic bottles. Although the local Pepsi bottling plant uses those bottles for its product, the preforms are also ...

IF you drink from a plastic water bottle or eat leftovers from plastic containers, you might want to think again. There’s a growing body of evidence to suggest that microplastics - which seep ...

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Plastic does not naturally biodegrade. The Environmental Protection Agency cites research indicating that once in the environment, plastics can take between 100 and 1,000 years to decompose.

Plastic pollution is so ubiquitous that microplastics have been found on the highest mountain peaks, in the deepest ocean trenches, and scattered throughout almost every part of the human body.