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The Kerch Strait runs between the Black Sea and the Sea of Azov and separates Crimea's Kerch Peninsula from Russia's Krasnodar region. Rescue workers have now cleared more than 86,000 metric tons ...

Certain types of President’s Choice specialty salts are being recalled due to pieces of plastic. Loblaw Companies Limited recalled the brand’s Mediterranean Sea Salts and Himalayan Pink Rock ...

Two brands of sea and Himalayan salt are being recalled in Canada due to pieces of plastic found in the products. “Do not use, sell, serve or distribute the affected products,” the Canadian ...

SINGAPORE: In the new year, the Trump administration’s policies towards China and the wider Indo-Pacific region will have a significant impact on the South China Sea dispute. If 2024 was ...

The legislation bans food vendors from giving customers prepared dishes in polystyrene foam containers, commonly referred to as Styrofoam. Food vendors who violate this law could face a penalty of ...

A video shared on social media in June 2024 claimed to depict a sea serpent monster known as the "leviathan." The clip showed what appeared to be Google Earth or Maps data of an island that ...

Then came cheekbone-lifts, nose jobs “and so on”. The plastic pilgrimage has become so common that Mr Makhlouf, who is 29, says he no longer knows “anyone who hasn’t gotten plastic surgery”.

Another phase of the ban will be rolled out in January 2026 which will apply to plastic plates, plastic food containers, plastic tableware and beverage cups with plastic lids.

Starting Wednesday, January 1, 2025, food vendors and restaurants in Oregon will be required to stop using plastic foam takeout containers due to a law passed by the Oregon legislature in 2023.