Could Better Waste Management Save Our Oceans?
Better waste management techniques and standards can help reduce the amount of plastic waste in our oceans and reverse environmental damage.
Better waste management techniques and standards can help reduce the amount of plastic waste in our oceans and reverse environmental damage.
New alternative methods promise to make desalination — the separation of salt from ocean water — cleaner and more efficient.
In F**k Plastic, you’ll find 101 little things you as an individual can do to avoid single-use plastics and help save the world.
What do beer, oysters, table salt, air & tap water have in common? They’re all ways humans are ingesting microplastics, tiny bits of plastic waste.
Getting rid of plastic waste across the board is unrealistic, but learning how to use less plastic overall — and recycle the rest — may be our best hope.
Dutch inventor Boyan Slat hopes his marine plastic collector will help solve the growing problem of too much plastic in the ocean.
As technology develops, prices fall and interest grows, offshore wind energy is poised to become a notable player in the world energy market.
The average American uses more than 38,000 straws over a lifetime without thinking about the implications of all this plastic going to waste and polluting our oceans.
Greens are already fighting Trump’s new executive orders revoking protections on millions of acres within ten U.S. national monuments…
Method Home, Lush, Dell, G-Star RAW and Norton Sunglasses are among the companies putting plastic ocean waste to use in their products & packaging.