Six months of paralysis in the most ambitious environmental negotiations of the decade ended on February 7, 2026, with a single procedural vote. At INC-5.3, the...
The Argentine deep sea just shattered expectations. An expedition led by Dr. María Emilia Bravo of the University of Buenos Aires, aboard the Schmidt Ocean Institute’s...
TrashBlitz Data Reveals Single-Use Food & Beverage-Related Plastics Are the Most Common Items Found Across Various Sites Miami Beach, FL – Clean Miami Beach and The...
Airing across PBS channels for Earth Month, “We’re All Plastic People Now” by Rory Fielding Films highlights the impact of plastic pollution on communities, health, and...
Study Finds That More Than Half of Global Branded Plastic Pollution Can be Tracked to Just 56 Companies A research paper published today in Science Advances reveals...
By Steve Koppes Scientists strive to understand full ecological impacts of plastics on aquatic food webs. Scientists have learned over the years that when aquatic organisms...
Contributed by Maya Campbell Sunglasses are typically associated with a day out at sea, aquatic activities, and a simple walk along the shore. But with most...
Upstream Interventions Focused on “Sectors” of Plastic Use in Society Can Lead to More Effective Solutions SANTA MONICA, CALIFORNIA – A research paper published today in Marine...
OpenOceans Global White Paper Addresses the Plastic Supply Chain San Diego, CA ⎯ OpenOceans Global today announced the publication of a white paper designed to be a...
The amount of plastic in European waters has almost doubled in the past decade, according to research carried out as part of the SEAwise project –...