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It's not just seafood anymore. Microplastics are showing up in snacks, sweets and even vegetables.
Researchers analyzed eight young adults and studied the difference in impacts of drinking bottled water vs tap water.
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It’s the first full-scale nationwide rollout of Frugalpac’s paper bottle at a major U.S. retailer, said CEO Malcolm Waugh.
And it doesn’t just stop at drinking tap water. Plastic cups leach microplastics into your drinks, particularly when hot. When possible, opt for glass or steel over plastic cups and reusable bottles.
While most air purifiers are completely safe to use in your home, it’s worth noting that the ones that generate ozone are ...
That's enough plastic to fill the stomachs of 18 million ... back reusable packaging—whether in the form of returnable glass bottles, which can be reused 50 times, or thicker PET plastic ...
glass or even plastic – though this must be BPA-free, to ensure it is non-toxic. Stainless steel bottles are durable and will keep your drink cold all day but may not be dishwasher safe ...
WASHINGTON – By 2030, Coca-Cola products will account for an estimated 600 million kg of plastic waste entering ... whether in the form of returnable glass bottles, which can be reused 50 ...