Microplastics are turning up in oceans, soil, drinking water, and human tissue. Learn where they come from, why they matter, and what helps reduce exposure.
Tiny plastic particles may accumulate at higher levels in the human brain than in the kidney and liver, with greater concentrations detected in postmortem samples from 2024 than in those from 2016, ...
SECURITY HAS BEEN REQUESTED. RESEARCHERS AT UNM HEALTH SCIENCES HAVE DISCOVERED HIGH LEVELS OF MICROPLASTICS IN HUMAN BRAINS. A NEW STUDY SHOWS THE LEVELS RECORDED ARE AT A MUCH HIGHER CONCENTRATION, ...
This plant-based plastic is as strong as traditional petroleum-based plastic, but its properties can be tailored to suit ...
Greetings, everybody! It’s a beautiful day at the University of New Haven, and I hope that the semester is going smoothly for you. Personally, these past couple of weeks have flown by, and I’ve been ...
Researchers find that tiny plastic particles increase the absorption of environmental arsenic and pesticides in lettuce and human intestinal cells, raising new safety concerns about plastic pollution.
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