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Surreal Faces Made From Plastic Trash – Art By Ricardo Nicolau De Almeida
What a unique way to save our world! Not just you and I, but the whole world should see of how small and creative steps can not only save the world but
Sakshi Bafna
Sewage Plastic Waste Can Act Like Faecal Bacteria Bombs
According to the report by Marine Pollution Bulletin, Wastewater treatment plants (WWTPs) are significant sources of plastic waste and with an increasing number of reports, scientists have found plastic waste being discharged
Enayat Garg
Weekly News – Ukraine Environment, Queensland’s New Coalmine, Viruses Hitchhiking On Plastic & More
Hubballi – Ankola Railway Line Undermines The Ancient Evergreen Forests of Uttara Kannada. Just Over 3,300 sq. km. of evergreen forest have been cleared during the past 50 years. It could send
WHO’s Revised Guidelines Puts 97.3% Of The World In The Unsafe Zone
The pandemic saw a slow down of the working of the world’s economy. However, this change was not accompanied by a drop in pollution. Particulate pollution has remained unchanged from the levels
Jonathan Santosh
Handy Phone Case Made From Recycled Fishing Nets – Popsicase
The story of POPSICASE is indeed a very inspiring one. This business started from a true place of passion and became a step towards sustainability. Pablo, who is an artist, was at
B-Town’s Eco-Warriors
The twenty-first century is a threat to our environment in many ways like pollution, diseases, global warming, the melting ice caps, forest fires, invasive species, and the list is endless. But many
Shrinanda Kothari
Tideline Trash and Treasures, Turning Trash Into Art Treasures
Carmen Hasleup or better known by her Instagram username Tideline Trash and Treasures is an artivist from Sussex, UK who is on her drive to make this world pristine again. “Beach cleaner
Aryaa Gavai
For The First Time Researchers Find Microplastic In Antarctic Snow
The University of Canterbury in New Zealand found evidence of microplastics in the Ross Ice Shelf and nearby regions during an expedition to Antarctica. The microplastics were found surprisingly in freshly fallen