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New study outlines helix framework approach to microplastic pollution

The helix framework approach can manage the complexity of microplastic pollution through its five unique principles. Read more here.

Phages in agriculture: Revolutionising crop protection without harmful chemicals

Discover how phages in agriculture offer a sustainable alternative to chemical pesticides by targeting harmful bacteria.

Harnessing the potential of mixed plastic waste through mechanical recycling

Discover how mechanical recycling is transforming plastic waste into valuable products, driving sustainability, and reducing pollution.

Synergy of recycling technologies for a circular plastics industry

To achieve a circular plastics industry, no ‘one-size-fits-all’ solution will do, but a combination of different approaches will be required.

How energy storage in plants can boost food security

New research led by Brock University aims to discover how photosynthesis and energy storage in plants can boost worldwide food security.

New carbon storage technology is fastest of its kind

A new carbon storage technology works much faster than current methods without the harmful chemical accelerants they require.

How does climate change impact groundwater quality?

Researchers have investigated how global warming is affecting groundwater quality and what it means for humanity and the environment.

The urgent need to tackle Norway’s plastic pollution

Norway's plastic pollution is a growing environmental concern that must be addressed urgently, new research says.

McGill University develops revolutionary CO2 conversion catalyst

McGill University has pioneered a catalyst for CO2 conversion that could be a ‘game-changer’ in the fight against climate change.

New method can analyse forever chemicals in soil

NARO researchers have developed a novel method for forever chemicals analysis using typical Japanese Andosols and brown lowland soils.

Greenpeace plastic bottle campaign highlights staggering waste issues

Greenpeace has released a startling video showing Auckland’s Eden Park stadium filled with around one billion single-use plastic bottles.

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