6 Million Vapes Binned Weekly Despite Disposable Ban
New research reveals 6.3 million vapes are thrown away each week in the UK, causing recycling fires and pollution despite a disposable vape ban.
Category : Plastics
Lab Gloves Could Inflate Microplastic Estimates, Study Finds
A 2026 study suggests that plastic gloves used in labs can transfer particles misidentified as microplastics, potentially leading to overestimates in environmental contamination.
Yorkshire Town's 'Forever Chemicals' Crisis Revealed in Blood Tests
A Yorkshire town faces a health crisis as blood tests reveal alarmingly high levels of cancer-linked 'forever chemicals' in residents, with experts calling the findings 'staggering' and 'shocking'.
Netflix's Plastic Detox Sparks Outrage Over Microplastics
Netflix viewers express shock and anger after watching 'The Plastic Detox,' a documentary revealing microplastics in newborns, fertility impacts, and cancer links.
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Nile Fishermen Switch to Plastic Collection Amid Pollution Crisis
Fishermen on al-Qarsaya island in Cairo are abandoning traditional fishing for plastic waste collection due to severe pollution in the Nile, with initiatives like VeryNile offering higher incomes and environmental cleanup.
Perth Women Filmed Illegally Dumping Rubbish on Road
Two women were filmed brazenly dumping rubbish from their ute tray onto a country road in Kenwick, Perth, despite clear warning signs about hefty fines for illegal waste disposal.
Tunisia's Plastic-Laden Beaches Dismay British Tourists
British tourists visiting Tunisia's popular Yasmine Hammamet beach are encountering shocking levels of plastic waste, with bottles and bags littering the golden sands, despite the country's rising visitor numbers.
GMB Hosts Reveal Heartbreaking Fly-Tipping Crisis on Air
Richard Madeley and Kate Garraway delivered distressing news about 1.26 million fly-tipping incidents, leaving a guest distraught over a farmer's £50,000 cleanup bill.
Sydney Bakery Worker Fired for Oil Dumping in Stormwater Drain
A bakery employee in Sydney's Coogee has been dismissed after being filmed pouring used cooking oil into a stormwater drain, sparking environmental concerns and a council investigation.
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Microwave-Safe Plastics Release Microplastics, Study Finds
New analysis reveals that microwaving plastic containers, even those labelled 'microwave-safe', can release thousands of microplastic particles and harmful chemicals into food, posing health risks.
Dirty Business Creator Warns Sewage Scandal Could Spark Revolt
Joseph Bullman's Channel 4 drama Dirty Business exposes the decade-long fight against water companies dumping raw sewage into UK waterways, with viewers expressing fury over the environmental crisis.
Sydney Water's Malabar Plant Tackles Fatberg and Poo Balls
Sydney Water's Malabar treatment plant faces a massive fatberg and poo balls, highlighting urban waste challenges and environmental impacts in Australia's largest city.
CCTV Captures Small Dog in Bizarre Fly-Tipping Incident
A small dog was caught on CCTV apparently fly-tipping rubbish in a bizarre incident that has sparked local outrage and calls for action.
Man Trains Dog to Fly-Tip Rubbish, Evade CCTV in Sicily
A man in Catania, Sicily, trained his dog to dump rubbish bags illegally to avoid surveillance cameras. Police fined him, calling the act 'cunning and wrong' as Italy battles rising fly-tipping offences.
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Dog Caught on CCTV in Sicily Fly-Tipping Incident
A dog was recorded on CCTV in Sicily, Italy, participating in a fly-tipping incident, raising questions about animal behavior and waste management.
Citizen Scientists Tackle Plastic Pollution in Australia
Across Australia, citizen scientists are taking action against plastic pollution in waterways, from Melbourne's creeks to remote Arnhem Land beaches, amid regulatory gaps.
Experts Expose 'Sustainable' Plastic Packaging as Greenwashing
Major brands use plastic packaging labelled as 'circular' and climate-friendly, but experts reveal it contains minimal recycled material and relies on fossil fuels.
Plastics Health Crisis to Double by 2040, Study Warns
A Lancet study projects health impacts from plastics, like cancers and respiratory illnesses, will more than double by 2040, driven by emissions and pollution, urging system change.
Plastics Health Crisis to Double by 2040, Study Warns
A landmark study reveals health impacts from plastics emissions could more than double by 2040, with greenhouse gases and air pollution driving respiratory illnesses and cancers.
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Investigation Questions Reliability of Microplastic Research
A recent investigation has cast doubt on years of microplastic research, suggesting potential laboratory contamination or misidentification of natural substances in studies.
Study Challenges Microplastics in Human Body Claims
Recent analysis suggests earlier findings of plastic particles in human organs may be compromised by laboratory contamination and methodological issues, raising questions about the evidence.
Scientists Question Microplastics in Human Body Research
A bombshell report reveals major scientific doubts over microplastics contamination studies in humans. Discover what it means for health and pollution concerns. Listen to the full podcast analysis.
Hot Drinks in Plastic Cups Release More Microplastics
New research reveals hot food and drink cause plastic containers to shed millions of microplastic particles. Choosing iced coffee could significantly reduce your exposure. Learn how to protect yourself.
Microplastics research faces scrutiny over measurement methods
Scientific self-correction is underway as 20 studies on microplastics in the human body face criticism. We explore the methodological concerns and the political risks of undermining public trust in science. Read the full analysis.
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Scientists urged to unite in microplastics health debate
A scientific dispute over methods for detecting microplastics in human bodies risks stalling vital health research. Experts warn this 'ozone moment' requires urgent collaboration to counter industry doubt and protect public health.
Microplastics in Human Body Studies Reassessed
Leading scientists challenge high-profile findings of microplastics in brains and placentas, citing potential false positives. Discover the real state of the science and what it means for your health.
Hot coffee cups shed thousands of microplastics, study finds
New research reveals how hot drinks in plastic-lined cups release thousands of microplastic particles. Discover the risks and how to reduce your exposure.
Everyday foods and drinks loaded with microplastics
From chewing gum to apples, discover the hidden sources of microplastic contamination in your diet and learn simple swaps to significantly reduce your exposure.
Hot Takeaway Cups Shed Thousands of Microplastics
New research reveals plastic and plastic-lined coffee cups release thousands of microplastic particles into hot drinks. Discover the risks and how to reduce your exposure.
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Scientists question microplastics health damage evidence
Exclusive: Major studies detecting microplastics in brains, hearts and placentas face scrutiny as experts warn of contamination errors and false positives. Discover the implications for public health and policy.
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