Scientists discovered that bacteria commonly found in wastewater can break down plastic to turn it into a food source, a ...

The law isn’t doing much better than science at catching up with the problem. Dr. Anja Brandon, Associate Director of U.S. Plastics Policy at Ocean Conservancy, has a PhD in environmental ...

The ongoing war between Israel and the Hamas group has been harsh on the local Gazans. Reports from Palestine suggest that the Gazans have now restored to eating grass and drinking polluted water ...

Microplastics, tiny plastic fragments less than five millimeters in diameter, have infiltrated nearly every corner of modern life. From the air we breathe to the water we drink and the food we ...

“They eat grass and drink polluted water.” Israel’s blockade and restrictions on aid deliveries mean stocks are desperately low, driving up prices and making food inaccessible to people ...

Fish-eating shoreline birds harmed by polluted ... on-the-water kind of visible pollution problem, yet small amounts of these persistent chemicals can magnify as they go up the food web ...

“If you take a taco, if you take a wrap, anything like that, you can eat it, it adds value to your food,” says de Kock. “Plastic you can’t eat. It does not add anything but pollution.” ...

Edible water: How eating little balls of H2O could be the answer to the world's plastic pollution. Plastic water bottles are one of the worst culprits for the 16 million plastic bottles that are ...

Plastic-eating bacteria could combat pollution problems, scientists hope. A bacteria commonly found in wastewater can break down plastic to turn it into a food source, a new study finds.

Hanadi Gamal Saed El Jamara, 38, says sleep is all that can distract her children from the aching hunger gnawing at their bellies. These days, the mother-of-seven finds herself begging for food on ...

“They eat grass and drink polluted water.” Israel’s blockade and restrictions on aid deliveries mean stocks are desperately low, driving up prices and making food inaccessible to people ...

By Sana Noor Haq and Rosa Rahimi, CNN (CNN) — Hanadi Gamal Saed El Jamara, 38, says sleep is all that can distract her children from the aching hunger gnawing at their bellies. These days, the ...