It is now getting ridiculous. Formerly, we were shocked by the news about traces of microplastic found in the depth at the bottom of Mariana...
Archive for tag: microplastic
Did You Know? A Google Chrome Extension Removed Ocean Plastics
Non-profit organization OCG has built a search engine that helps clean the ocean. Founded in 2019, they’re committed to improve marine lives and free them...
Even Worms Despise Microplastic Because It Hurts Them
Plastic has been one of our biggest enemies nowadays, along with climate change. But don’t you know that we are not the only ones despising...
Study Finds that Microplastic Pollution Won’t Let Lobster Flourish
Whether you like lobsters or not (as food or as a species), they’re important for the marine life. Sadly, if microplastics are left alone without...
Microplastics Problem: Scientists Found Them in Antarctic Ice
Well, well, look how humanity has progressed. Plastic is something that makes some lives easier, but the repercussions are everywhere now. Scientists from the University...
Irish Teen Created a Method to Remove Microplastics From The Ocean
An Irish student has won a global science award for his project which aims to remove microplastics from the world’s oceans. Fionn Ferreira from Ballydehob...
Plastic Rain: You Can Now Find Microplastic in French Remote Region
Microplastics are a trouble. We’ve found them in Earth’s waters, soils, sand, and the bodies of both animals and humans. But it seems like their...
Cholera Can Go All The Way From India to US Because of Pathogens Hitchhiking on Plastics
Humans hitchhiking? Tolerable. Animals hitchhiking? Cute, funny, or amazing. Dangerous pathogens hitchhiking? Nightmare. That’s right, now even pathogens are able to hitchhike all thanks to...
We Already Eat Plastic Every Day, Time To Use Edible Plastic?
What did you eat for breakfast this morning? What if we tell you that you ate plastic, will you believe it? Well, in fact you...
Microplastic In Mosquitoes: A Terror From The Sky
Microplastic is microscopic pieces of plastic, which is so small so that it can even enter our blood stream. In one of our articles, we...
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