Study finds billions of plastic particles released by tea bags
Tea, plastic-flavored.
Tea, plastic-flavored.
Plastic deposits in the soil have increased exponentially sine WWII, doubling every 15 years.
It's a depressing hallmark of human activity.
Some encouraging news in a sea of trouble.
We each consume about five grams of microplastics each week.
One of the world's most fascinating tiny creature may be threatened by chemicals from marine plastic debris.
Balloons might be fun at parties but they become deadly serious once they reach the ocean.
And the situation is getting worse.
The new packaging is compostable and keeps food fresher longer than plastic wrapping.
The author wishes this photo 'didn't exist'.
The latest in a long running-list of anti-environmental measures by the President and team.