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Recycled Plastic Pellets From 13 Countries Across the Globe Detected With Highly Toxic Chemicals

Scientists tested recycled plastic pellets from 13 countries worldwide and found that most of the samples contained highly toxic chemicals. Read more here.

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Glitter Ban Officially Announced, Plastic Pellets Next in Line as War Against Microplastics Continues in UK

The war against microplastics continues in the UK with officials announcing a glitter ban and putting plastic pellets next in line. Read more here.

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What are these tiny mystery plastic pellets inundating city coast?

Environmentalists raise alarm as millions of 5-mm plastic pellets wash ashore on Palghar, Aksa and Juhu beaches; fallen container from ship suspected

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Plastic pellets wash up on Mumbai and Palghar beaches, environmentalists raise alarm

The pellets, measuring up to 5 millimeters, were first spotted on July 23 at Aksa beach in northwestern Mumbai by a lifeguard.

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Activists push to ban microbeads to protect water

Microbeads are a serious threat to aquatic ecosystems, but activists in the U.S. are securing major legislative victories.

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