Plastic Pollution

Stickers are visible on the players’ right-hand sidearm. (Twitter) India is celebrating the Swachch Bharat Diwas on Mahatma Gandhi’s birthday today on October 2. It is the father of the nation’s 150th birth anniversary and Union sports minister Kiren Rijiju …

In a noteworthy initiative to effectively involve local community in the campaign against single-use plastic in Bhadrachalam, the authorities have launched WhatsApp numbers (6281026297 and 9397924433) to receive complaints regarding selling of plastic carry b…

Last week, The Chartered Institution of Water and Environmental Management (CIWEM) revealed the winners of this year’s Environmental Photographer of the Year awards, highlighting images that turn an unblinking eye on man’s impact on the environment in ways bo…

Girlguides are warning parents to cut down on clingfilm as they launch a war on plastic waste in the UKs biggest ever girl-led campaign.  Almost half a million Rainbows, Brownies, Guides, Rangers and volunteers across the UK are coming together to tackle pla…

Jason Momoa says we can't wait any longer ... the time to address the climate crisis is now, and he's calling on all world leaders to quit "half-assing it" and go all in. The "Aquaman" star and ocean activist addressed the United Nations Friday on behalf of …

To further support to the biggest movement against plastic pollution, Tik Tok also launched hashtag #IAmlessPlastic which is an in-app challenge. Short-term video app Tik Tok is joining hands with the India Plog Run 2019 campaign in an attempt to spread awar…

The annual Global Citizen Festival is happening this weekend in New York but founder Hugh Evans is thinking bigger. Hes enlisted some of the worlds top talent including Hugh Jackman, Pharrell, Chris Martin and Metallica, to kick off a yearlong campaign called…

CHINA is the world leader in plastic waste, carbon dioxide emissions, and heavy metals pollution, yet somehow emotionally wrecked Leftists blame America for everything

Plastic microfibres that come off clothes in washing machines can be degraded and dissolved by a new filter developed at the University of Exeter. The "smart filter" catches microfibres and uses a set of enzymes to break down plastic into two by-products tha…

#2030Now: Refilling stations emerge as best solution to plastic pollution