Scientists bioengineer mussel-inspired bacteria that sticks to and break down plastic waste
The modified bacteria clings 400 times better to plastic than normal bacteria.
The modified bacteria clings 400 times better to plastic than normal bacteria.
New technique breaks down polyethylene and polypropylene into building blocks for new plastics.
Cigarette butts are causing damage on a scale you can't imagine. Here's how one city in Europe is trying to ...
It's based on bacterial cellulose, an organic compound derived from bacteria.
A zirconium-based catalyst promises to break down polymers. It's probably the best plastic-degradation solution we've come across.
Plastic was not invented by a supervillain, but unfortunately now we are turning plastic into an evil force that can ...
Plastics use is increasing while recycling is falling way short in the US.
It's challenging the notion of what non-recyclable plastic even means in the first place -- and we like it a ...
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An unusual trial is showing how we can cleanup the plastic from our oceans.
The bloc wants to transform its economy into a circular model
Plastic waste is all over the place, even where you less expect it.
Recycling facilities in the US can't process most of the plastics
Thailand is one of the countries that pump the most plastic into the ocean.
A factory in France has created a process to recycle any plastic into any other plastic
Despite initially thought to come from land, most plastic debris in the sea can be linked to merchant ships, according ...
Taxing plastic bags or coffee cups works -- and the rest of the world should follow suit.