Glass Waste Turns Into Buoyant Ceramic Beads That Could End Styrofoam Pollution at Sea
Researchers in South Korea have transformed recycled soda-lime glass into ultralight porous ceramic beads that can be cemented into durable,...
Reese Ellison is a Scienmag editorial specialist profile for Marine Pollution coverage.
Researchers in South Korea have transformed recycled soda-lime glass into ultralight porous ceramic beads that can be cemented into durable,...
Researchers on Okinawa have identified plasticorals, coral rubble fused with melted household plastic, as a durable new form of pollution...
Scientists have developed the first validated method to detect phthalate metabolites in bottlenose dolphin blubber, enabling less invasive chemical exposure...
Plastic pollution has become one of the defining environmental challenges of the twenty-first century, and now a team of scientists...
On the rocky shorelines of Japan, small crustaceans known as wharf roaches spend their lives performing one of nature's least...
Plastic pollution may be carrying a hidden chemical payload across Japan’s coastal waters. A study led by researchers at Japan’s...
The global food system is confronting a dual crisis: roughly 1.3 billion tons of edible food go to waste each...
Marine plastic pollution is rapidly emerging as one of the most pressing environmental and socioeconomic challenges for coastal communities around...
A groundbreaking global analysis has revealed that plastic food packaging, caps, lids, and plastic bottles constitute the most prevalent forms...
Hawaii, an island paradise renowned for its natural beauty, is now confronting a formidable environmental challenge: its burgeoning plastic waste...
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