WHAT YOU CAN DO: “Minimise your exposure to phthalates by avoiding plastic containers, especially for hot or acidic foods,” ...

When the Great Lakes Water Quality Agreement was passed in the 1970s, eutrophication was the big problem. Eutrophication ...

Social media is awash with clever kitchen gadgets that you never knew you needed until you find yourself mesmerized during a ...

The beach clean-up is one of several initiatives that reflect Galadari Brothers’ ongoing and expanding ESG (Environmental, ...

Scientists who evaluated nine major European rivers, including the Thames and Tiber, found microplastics in all of them.

Microplastics are small plastic particles released from plastic products as they break down over time, and they are present everywhere in ...

Tiny, microscopic bits of plastic have been found almost everywhere researchers look – including throughout the human body.

“ [Microplastics] come from a multitude of places, they exist in our water and air supply, and they find homes in our bodies,” Zimmerman shares. “Every plastic container, whether it’s a plastic water ...

A typical closet is loaded with plastic, woven into polyester activewear, acrylic sweaters, nylon swimsuits and stretchy socks — and it’s shedding into the environment nonstop.

Water filters, HEPA vacuums, and natural fiber clothing are some of the tools you can use to reduce your exposure to ...