Plastic that Fully Dissolve in the Sea
Scientists are working on new types of plastic that fully dissolve in the sea and can naturally degrade in seawater.
Scientists are working on new types of plastic that fully dissolve in the sea and can naturally degrade in seawater.
The Ocean Cleanup is collecting plastic trash from the Cisadane River, Indonesia.
Floating ‘Polimeropolis’ city created by recycled plastic waste, offer a new sustainable ecosystem for living.
The Ocean Cleanup nonprofit organization, announced that begins cleaning plastic pollution in the Great Pacific Garbage Patch.
Scientists have found a new way to eliminate plastic pollution, by using bacteria to transform plastic waste into vanilla flavoring.
Just 20 companies are responsible for more than half of the global trashed single-use plastic.
The ‘Manta’ is a giant, plastic-eating catamaran that collects trash, powered by renewable energy.
The non-profit company Ocean Cleanup, created to rid the oceans of plastic, is now preparing floating garbage trucks to clean polluted rivers.
A new type of plastic made of reclaimed waste readily degrades in less than 12 months.
A based in Netherlands company creates new plant-based plastic, degradable in just one year.