#microplastic

Yesterday I decided not to buy water and milk in plastic bottles. I read that bottled water contains 50 times more microplastics than tap water. On my walk I went into a store and didn't find any water

Ever looked at a receipt and thought, “It’s just a piece of paper”? Well, turns out that little slip might be more dangerous than it seems. And no, not just because it reminds you how much money you just

A severe, but largely ignored health risk!

Greetings dear friends of Projecto.HOPE, who hasn't experienced that day after day when checking news portals we find hundreds of critical warnings about the inevitable environmental crisis caused by the

... a lot about microplastic and the damage it produces to our nature. When I researched about the ingredients in the products in my bathroom I realized that almost everything hast microplastic in it.

So far we talked about several strategies to help us achieve a much healthier chemistry in our mouths allowing our teeth and gums to heal themselves over time. But if we are honest about it, it shouldn't

The еxасt еffесt of thе microscopic plastic fibers оn humаn health іѕ yet to be соnfіrmеd bу ѕtudіеѕ. But, you mау not nееd scientific рrооfѕ tо understand that соnѕumіng plastics іѕ bad fоr уоur hеаlth.

The microplastic pollution of our soil, food, waterways and oceans is a growing concern. Tiny bits of plastic from various hard plastics and even soft material like polyester is getting into our water

According to a recent study’s findings, 93 percent of bottled water showed signs of microplastic contamination averaging 10.4 large (> 100 um) microplastic particles per liter of bottled water. The

WHEN, WHERE, & WHY you should attend the Virginia Glass Guild 2018 Member's Exhibition in Downtown Norfolk, Virginia at the Slover Library which is open to the public free of charge and available for

Fluorescent color could be the response to finding the 99 percent of missing microplastics in the seas. Specialists from the University of Warwick in the United Kingdom have found that a color can tie

Microplastics, the scourge of beaches, oceans, waterways and aquatic life worldwide, might also be polluting the air we breathe, according to environmental health experts. “There is a possibility, a real