Every year, more than 8 million tons of plastic enter the ocean - bags, cups, straws, and many other items from the daily life of every person. But despite such a tremendous figure, scientists have ...

After living in Stuart since 1989, legal affairs reporter Melissa E. Holsman loves attending local events that explore the ...

To date, The Ocean Cleanup's Interceptors 002 and 005 have collectively removed nearly 3,000 tonnes of waste from the Klang ...

IntroductionDive into the wonders of our oceans with the screening of Sir David Attenborough's latest film, 'Ocean', set to illuminate the screens of Minehead. This exclusive event, taking place on ...

As tiny pieces of plastic clog our oceans, natural meadows of seagrass are bundling up microplastics and spitting them back ...

Mediterranean beaches reveal a hidden battle against plastic pollution through Neptune balls, formed by seagrass. These natural bundles trap significant amounts of plastic, highlighting the crucial ...

Targeting waste on our shorelines with Parley for the Oceans, adidas is turning plastic pollution into high-performance gear. Here’s how they’re doing it adidas is putting their best foot forward ...

While the process for a global treaty on plastic stalls, we can drive progress. It's time for innovators to lead and there ...

A new study has uncovered the Levant Basin as one of the world's most concentrated graveyards for plastic packaging and the mechanisms that help the plastic sink down to the seafloor.

Sir David Attenborough’s new film Ocean screens at The Regal, Minehead on September 25, exploring ocean conservation. Tickets £6, concessions £4.

From the Sea We Came is more than a film. It is a love letter to the sea, a historical record, and a warning to humankind.

One Reddit user said their friend was disgusted after encountering unnecessary plastic in a Canadian grocery store, where ...