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Good News Network | By Andy Corbley – May 3, 2021
A professional yacht racer, annoyed by the constant sightings of floating mats of plastic garbage in the seawater, has created an ocean cleaning sailboat that is powered by the waste it collects.
Read more & video(4:00): “The Manta : A giant sailboat on the attack of oceanic plastic pollution*: https://www.goodnewsnetwork.org/yacht-the-manta-generates-power-by-melting-waste-it-gathers/
(Humans Are Free) A company in the United Kingdom that has found a clever way to recycle old plastic bottles and use them to improve the quality of the roads too! →
Read more via Company Is Using Plastic Bottles To Make Roads That Last 10x Longer Than Asphalt — Humans Are Free
November 3rd, 2018 By Dr. Joseph Mercola Contributing writer for Wake Up World Research research shows 90 percent of sea salt sold worldwide contains plastic microparticles, leading researchers to believe most people consume nearly 2,000 particles a year in their sea salt. our body requires a specific sodium-to-potassium ratio to normalize your blood pressure that does not….Read more
via Ninety Percent of Sea Salt Contains Plastic — Wake Up World
In the Pacific ocean North East of Hawaii, exists a giant whirlpool of debris accumulated by the ocean currents, which is now scientifically referred to as the North Pacific Gyre. It’s one of the largest ecosystems on Earth, comprising millions of square kilometres. Today it’s better known as “The Great Garbage Patch,” an area the…Read more & short video – “Midway Island, North Pacific Ocean, Unbelievable!”
A recent University of Exeter study has discovered that nearly all teenagers tested are holding bisphenol-A (BPA) in their intestinal lining. The chemical that makes plastics stronger and more flexible was found in higher amounts in teenagers than in the general public, causing major concern since the hormone disrupting toxicant can affect the reproductive system.…Read more
via BPA Hormone Disruptor Found in 86% of Teenagers’ Digestive Tracts — Era of Light
There is no doubt about it, humans have produced an astronomical amount of trash. In fact, the average American consumes about 4.4 pounds of trash every single day and America alone sent 254 million tons of trash to the landfill in 2013. Where does it all go? Thankfully, there are certain efforts in place that…Read more & video
via (Video) This Woman Built A House From Milk Boxes — Collective Evolution
Back in 2013, we reported on the story of 19-year-old Boyan Slat, who had developed a device with the capacity to remove 7,250,000 tonnes of plastic and garbage from the world’s oceans in just five years. Originally set to deploy in 2016, the device still had numerous rounds of testing to complete, but testing is finally done,…Read more & short video
via The Contraption That Will Clean Up The World’s Oceans Set To Deploy 2018 — Collective Evolution
You may recognize the term BPA, as “BPA-free” labels can be found all over water bottles nowadays, and that’s because when consumers found out about the hazardous risks associated with this chemical, they started to protest its inclusion in plastics. BPA can be found in practically anything that’s plastic, from food containers to water bottles to….Read more
via Chemists Find A Way To Quickly Remove BPA From Water — Collective Evolution
Credit: Organic and Healthy Though no one company is to blame for a number of plastic bottles piling up in landfills, Coca-Cola certainly holds a fair share of the responsibility. According to a new analysis by Greenpeace, the world’s biggest soft drinks company increased its production of single-use PET bottles from 2015-2015 by more than…Read more
via Coca-Cola Produced 1 Billion More Plastic Bottles Last Year, Says Greenpeace — True Activist
Credit: Troy Moth A lone bear sits amidst mounds of trash in a landfill. Behind him, the smokey pit exhales flames taller than his frame. When photographer Troy Moth spotted this scene, he immediately snapped an image. Later, when editing and recollecting on the experience, he couldn’t help but feel saddened — and bitter —…..Read more
via The Story Behind This Heartbreaking Image Is Exactly What You Might Think… — True Activist
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