You’re eating, drinking, and breathing microplastics. Now what?
By Anna Robuck A new study led by Kieran D. Cox and researchers at the University of Victoria in British Columbia confirms a logical but cringe-worthy conclusion: humans are consuming plastic. The researchers estimate that humans are eating about 250 pieces of...
How do microplastics interfere with our marine ecosystems?
By Julie Anne Hope We are now living in an age of plastic and really struggling to deal with the plastic waste we produce globally as it is extremely durable and does not degrade. It has been estimated that up to 12.7 million tonnes of plastic end up in the marine...Subscribe by Email
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