Plastic pollution is a global environmental crisis, with microplastics and nurdles posing significant threats to marine life, ecosystems, and human health. This article explores the
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Microbeads are banned. Why are companies still using them?
The Microbead-Free Waters Act of 2015 established that companies were no longer allowed to manufacture products containing microbeads as of July 2017. Stores were prohibited from
Plastic Found in Raindrops
Plastic waste is expected to skyrocket from 260 million tons a year to 460 million tons by 2030. Plastic never actually goes away, it
Identifying Microplastic
It’s in the ocean, it’s in our lakes, it’s in raindrops. It’s probably in the air. Of course, we’re talking about microplastic, tiny particles of
More plastic than fish
Unless immediate changes are made, the oceans will contain one metric ton of plastic for every three metric tons of fish by 2025. By 2050, there will be more plastic
Scientists Call for a Global Glitter Ban
Unless it’s labeled otherwise, glitter is litter. Glitter is shiny, admittedly pretty, microplastic and it is polluting our oceans and poisoning animals. According to Dr.
Zero Waste California 