We're all inadvertently dining on tens of thousands of plastic particles annually. What is that doing to our bodies?

Microscopic plastic particles found in food and beverages may affect glucose metabolism and harm organs such as the liver, ...

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Mice exposed to polystyrene nanoplastics developed problems in their guts and livers. It’s not yet clear if humans are similarly affected.

Food containers among items in second phase of single-use plastics ban, as environment minister first looks to gauge feedback ...

Agilyx has signed a memorandum of understanding with DerGrunePunkt, widely recognised as GreenDot. The partnership will focus ...

Tiny plastic particles in food could cause liver damage, warns a new study. Microplastics and polystyrene inadvertently consumed while eating may also alter our metabolism, say researchers.

The Global Plastic Action Partnership estimates that around 16,000 tons of plastic are dumped into the Pacific Ocean annually ...

Not many people are aware of how dangerous this non-biodegradable plastic can be. Polystyrene (PS) is created by mixing ethylene and benzene in the presence of aluminum chloride. This creates ...

Aussie researchers are at the vanguard of scientists worldwide solving the global environmental crisis created by plastic ...