Microplastics May Change How “Forever Chemicals” Enter Our Food
Microplastics and PFAS are two of the most persistent pollution challenges facing our environment. New research suggests their impacts may also be interconnected.
New Study Finds Higher Microplastic Levels in the Central Nervous System of ALS Patients
A new study has linked microplastics in the blood and cerebrospinal fluid to amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), raising questions about how microplastic exposure may affect the human nervous system.
Illinois Becomes First Great Lakes State to Recognize Plastic Pellets as Pollution
Illinois is taking a new approach to one of the most persistent sources of plastic pollution: stopping it before it reaches the water.
5 Bathroom Swaps to Help Reduce Your Microplastics Exposure
Your bathroom hosts more microplastics than you may think, but these 5 simple swaps can help reduce your exposure.
5 Kitchen Swaps to Reduce Your Microplastics Exposure
Microplastics are in your kitchen, but these five simple swaps can help reduce your everyday exposure.
A New Study Links Microplastic Exposure to Heart Attack Risk
A new study published in the European Heart Journal has linked microplastic exposure to heart attack risk.
The Hidden Chemicals in Natural Fibers
Natural textiles like cotton and wool are often viewed as environmentally friendly alternatives to their synthetic counterparts. However, natural textiles are not always as natural as they seem.
Are Natural Fibers Really Better?
Natural doesn’t always mean harmless. While natural fibers are often viewed as a greener alternative to synthetics, they come with challenges of their own.
New Research Warns that Microplastics May Contribute to Dementia Risk
A new scientific paper shows emerging evidence that long-term microplastic exposure may increase the risk of dementia in humans.
A New Study Finds Microplastics Are Warming the Atmosphere
A new study shows microplastics don’t just exist in the environment, but they are contributing to global warming.