Professor Kim Hyung-min's Research Team Develops Real-Time Capture and Analysis Technology for Underwater Micro and Nano Plastics
A research team led by Professor Kim Hyung-min at Kookmin University has developed an innovative technology that captures and analyzes micro and nano plastics in real time within water bodies.
Fires and plastics
The article discusses past fires in Ecuador, focusing on the incidents in Quito and Guayaquil, highlighting the challenges and dangers associated with such events.
Study: Headphones Contain Dangerous Plastic Materials That May Cause Cancer
A study has found that all types of headphones contain toxic chemicals that could potentially lead to cancer.
Studies indicate that medical devices may contain plastics with bisphenol
Research suggests that bisphenol A (BPA), a toxic substance found in many plastics, may still be present in medical devices despite global bans.
Why Good Companies in Europe Become 'Disposable Tyrants' in Korea
Plastic waste in South Korea is increasing annually, with only a small portion being recycled, raising concerns over the country’s reliance on single-use plastics despite global trends favoring sustainability.
Thessaloniki: Sad images of plastics, reeds, and foam in the Thermaic Gulf
The Thermaic Gulf in Thessaloniki is currently suffering from visible pollution, with plastics, reeds, and foam floating in the water, prompting concern from both residents and visitors.
I’ve been testing water bottles for three years to find the best durable and chemical-free options
The article discusses the rising trend of reusable water bottles in the UK, highlighting the importance of durability and chemical safety, as consumers shift away from single-use plastics.
Greek program transforms 'ghost nets' from our seas into award-winning furniture and objects
The BlueCycle initiative, under the auspices of the Laskaridis Foundation, repurposes plastics from fishing and shipping into award-winning furniture and items.
Would you drink wine from a bottle made from seaweed instead of glass?
The federal government has allocated $2 million for developing low-emission alternatives to traditional glass wine bottles, including options made from stainless steel, recycled plastics, and plant sugars.
Movement for Medical Purposes
The article discusses various topics, including the potential of consolidating medication for unnecessary accumulation, the U.S. response to the climate crisis by occupying Greenland, and the status of plastics as a luxury material, along with a detailed ironing guide.
China planning dozens of plants that use coal instead of oil to make plastics
China has approved over 30 projects to utilize coal for the production of vital raw materials as part of its strategy to decrease dependence on imported oil.
Fire now in warehouses with plastics and eggs in Koropi: See videos and photos
A major fire has broken out in storage facilities of a factory in Koropi, prompting a rapid response from fire services and neighboring municipalities.
Plastic Waste in the Ivory Coast: Money Stinks After All
The booming economy in the Ivory Coast is accompanied by increased plastic consumption, turning the lagoon near Abidjan into a dump, with no easy solutions in sight.
Scientist on Endocrine Disruptors: Plastics Make Our Lives Easier, but We Are Unaware of Their Impact
The article discusses the increasing concern over endocrine disruptors found in everyday items like plastics and cosmetics, which adversely affect the hormonal systems of humans and animals, highlighting the necessity of further research in this area.