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Can the UN Keep DNA-Sized Plastics From Invading Our Bodies?

Amid debates on a global treaty to end plastic pollution, mounting research reveals risks to human health and an urgent need for solutions.

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Christmas gift-giving: Avoid these plastic toys, they contain poison

Christmas gift-giving: Avoid these plastic toys, they contain poison
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Hundreds of toxic chemicals in recycled plastics

When scientists examined pellets from recycled plastic collected in 13 countries they found hundreds of toxic chemicals, including pesticides and pharmaceuticals. The results are published in a st .

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Circularity

As countries meet this week to work on a global plastics treaty aimed at releasing a blueprint for reducing plastic waste by 80 percent by 2040, the

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Can a plastic bottle made of 65% recycled material be considered green?

The treaty against plastic pollution is being negotiated this week in Paris. Environmentalists are criticizing the European Commission’s attempt to lessen the requirements for labeling plastic containers sustainable

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