Nurdles are the building blocks for most plastic goods, from single-use water bottles to television sets - they also pose a huge risk to the marine environment. Known also as “mermaid tears”, these small plast...
For the first time ever, global drinks brand Coca-Cola has admitted the company produces three million tonnes of plastic packaging per year.
The data was shared with plastic campaigner Ellen MacArthur, who...
UK supermarket chain Asda has today reported a huge reduction in plastic waste after switching to plastic alternatives. The popular chain has managed to remove 6,500 tonnes of single-use plastic from its own b...
Plastic contamination has been discovered in seabird eggs in the High Arctic. Another worrying sign that synthetic materials are penetrating ever deeper into mother nature. Researchers found chemicals that are...
Environment Secretary Michael Gove MP has vowed to go plastic-free for Lent during an environment committee meeting.
Gove said he would reduce his plastic use over the period after he was asked about his pl...
The bad news keeps on coming.
Scientists studying some of the world's deepest oceans have discovered microplastic ingestion by organisms. The study looked at the Mariana trench and five other areas, where d...
For the first time, single-use plastic bottles will not be sold at this year's Glastonbury Festival, according to organisers.
Single-use plastic bottles will not be sold at this year's Glastonbury Festival...
Earlier this month, students, scientists, sustainability experts and big brands came together at Imperial College London to discover new ways to tackle the ever increasing issue of plastic pollution.
The Pl...
It is an alarming fact that nearly 90% of all plastic polluting our oceans comes from just 10 rivers around the world. After China, Indonesia can boast of some of the most horribly polluted rivers in the world...
The affect plastic is having on animals has been laid bare by a new report from the RSPCA today. Incidents involving animals are now at an all-time high, in new data analysed from 2015 to 2018.
The report ...