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Railway: Recycled Plastic Sleepers Could Cut Carbon Emissions

Railways, one of the most climate-friendly transportation modes, emit just 31 grams of CO2 equivalents (CO2e) per passenger kilometer—half that of the...

New EU Rules Set to Reduce Packaging Waste

The European Union has officially adopted new regulations aimed at reducing packaging waste and promoting sustainability across the continent. The new rules...

Global Negotiations on Plastic Pollution Reach Key Milestone in Busan

Delegates from over 170 nations have wrapped up the fifth session of the Intergovernmental Negotiating Committee (INC-5) in Busan, South Korea, with...

Uncollected Rubbish Fuels Two-Thirds of Global Plastic Pollution

Nearly two-thirds of the planet’s plastic pollution comes from uncollected waste with about 1.2 billion people, or 15% of the global population,...

India Leads Global Plastic Pollution as Waste Management Falls Behind

India has emerged as the world’s biggest contributor to plastic pollution, generating 9.3 million tonnes in 2020 — roughly 20% of the...

Micro plastics in Indian Salt and Sugar: Growing Health Concern

A recent study conducted by Toxics Link has unveiled a disturbing reality: all Indian salt and sugar brands, both packaged and unpackaged,...

Microplastics: The Hidden Threat to Human Health

Microplastics are now ubiquitous, with tiny fragments found in several major organs, including the placenta. Understanding the risks they pose to our...

Hidden Dangers of  Biodegradable Teabags

Discover the alarming findings from a recent study on the degradation of teabags made from plastic alternatives. Uncover how these seemingly eco-friendly products may harm terrestrial species and why clear disposal guidance is crucial.

Microplastics in Blood Clots in Heart, Brain Raises Concerns for Vascular...

A new study from China reports the presence of microplastics in blood clots removed from arteries and veins, suggesting a potential link to vascular health issues. Learn more about the study's findings and implications

85% People Want Ban on Single-Use Plastics

Ipsos survey commissioned by WWF and the Plastic Free Foundation reveals overwhelming public support for a global ban on single-use plastics and urgent measures to tackle plastic pollution. Learn about the upcoming treaty negotiations and the imperative for decisive action