Discover how your favorite gum could be a source of microplastics. From synthetic rubber ingredients to new research findings, learn about the tiny particles released with each chew and explore eco-friendly alternatives for a cleaner bite.
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PFAS is WHERE? Nooo!
Discover the hidden risks of metal bottle caps leaching microplastics into water. Despite aiming to be eco-friendly, these caps introduce plastics into your drink. Opt for UltraStream, the ultimate water filter, to avoid unwanted pollutants and enjoy pure hydration.
A Few Words from Erin Brokovich that just About Summarize why you need the best water filter you can afford. Now.
“We are in a water crisis beyond anything you can imagine. Pollution and toxins are everywhere, stemming from the hazardous wastes of industry and agriculture. We’ve got more than 40,000 chemicals on the market today with only a few hundred regulated. We’ve had industrial byproducts discarded into the ground and into our water supply for years. This crisis affects everyone – rich or poor, black or white, Republican or Democrat. Communities everywhere think they are safe when they are not.
MicroPlastics and Our Beautiful Birdlife
I’ve recently seen articles on how plant life responds to microparticles, how it’s in fish, how massive loads of decaying plastic is being dredged from the sea, how there is so much in our environment we are ingesting the equivalent of a credit card a month.. but it’s the birds that upset me most.
Beating the microplastics problem in our clothes.
Beating the microplastics problem in our clothes. Japanese scientists developed what they call a bulk acoustic wave (BAW) system, which uses piezo vibrations to remove microplastic-laden wastewater from washing machines.
More on more and more Plastic in our environment: Now we’re breathing the damn stuff!
More on more and more Plastic in our environment: Now we’re breathing the damn stuff!
Microplastics, Microplastics, In our water, in our salt, in our food… in us!
Let’s face it. Nudge 13 million metric tons of plastic into the oceans every year, and it has to go somewhere – even if it breaks down into ever smaller particles…
