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Scientists Aim to Make Fertilizers from Plastic Remains
The growth of synthetic polymers, which are the building blocks of plastics, has resulted in a slew of major environmental problems. The worst of these is the overuse of petrochemical compounds and the non-recycling of non-biodegradable materials; just 14% of all plastic trash is recycled, barely making a dent in the problem.
Latest Research Articles
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Happy Meal Goes Green: McDonald's to Phase Out Plastic Toys for More Sustainable Options
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Sun's Heat Can Churn Plastics Into Organic Particles: How Does it Affect the Environment?
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Traces of Plastic Found in Seabirds Nests, Endangering Chicks to Plastic Ingestion
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Study Reveals How "Evolutionary Trap" Leads Young Sea Turtles to Ingest Plastics
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Tap VS Bottled: Study Shows the Environmental Impact of Water Consumption
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Microplastics Traces are Found in Honeybees, What Does this Do to the Bees?
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Irreversible Damage Inevitable as Global Plastic Pollution is Reaching a Tipping Point:
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Plastic Pollution is Hurting Us in Ways We are Not Expecting
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Enzymes From Cow Stomach Contain Useful Microorganisms That Can Recycle Plastic
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Lego Starts Developing Bricks Made From Recycled Plastic Bottles
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Walmarts Across Maine Goes Bagless as State Declares Plastic Ban
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Will Algae Fabric Be The Clothing Material of the Future?