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Can biodegradable microplastics save our health and planet?

Scientists have developed biodegradable microplastics that break down in under seven months. Discover more here.

Meta-study uncovers dire health impacts of microplastics and nanoplastics

A meta-study has revealed alarming evidence of the adverse effects of microplastics and nanoplastics on human health. Find out more.

Why recycling isn’t enough to solve the global plastic pollution crisis

Discover why plastic recycling alone is not enough for the world to kick a harmful addiction and solve the plastic pollution crisis.

EU adopts stricter rules on plastic waste exports

The EU has unveiled plans to clamp down on plastic waste exports, introducing stronger regulations for waste shipments.

Maintaining waste management through effective communications

Learn more about the disposable vape ban and its wider implications on best practice, sustainable waste management.

Plastics industry lied to consumers for decades about plastic recycling, says CCI report

Big oil and plastic producers have lied for over 30 years that plastic recycling is feasible, says a damning report from the CCI.

University of Portsmouth to receive £11.2m to reduce plastic waste in the UK

The University of Portsmouth’s Centre for Enzyme Innovation will use the funding to lead the Preventing Plastic Pollution with Engineering Biology Mission Hub to support the UK transition to a circular plastics economy.

University of Oxford develop roadmap for a plastic circular economy

University of Oxford researchers have unveiled an ambitious blueprint to drive a global plastic circular economy.

Tara gum to be used as an alternative to plastic

Tara gum has the potential as a sustainable and biodegradable polymer in the food and drug industries.

Greenpeace launches the ‘The Big Plastic Count’ 2024 to tackle UK plastic waste

Greenpeace has announced The Big Plastic Count for 2024, a week-long initiative to combat household plastic waste in the UK.

Bottled water found to harbour hundreds of thousands of nanoplastics per litre

New research has revealed that a single litre of bottled water can contain an average of 240,000 nanoplastics.

How far can microplastic fibres travel?

A new study has determined how far microplastic fibres travel in the atmosphere depends on particle shape. Read more here.

The NENU2PHAR project is developing sustainable packaging plastics from aquatic origin

The NENU2PHAR project develops commercial packaging applications made of PHA bioplastic originating from microalgae.

Plastic waste management: Working towards a sustainable future

The European Commission is determined to address the challenge of plastic waste with a comprehensive strategy. Learn more here.

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