Plastic in the sea and “ghost nets” that endanger marine life are causing a headache in the tropical Maldivian paradise. At ...

Consumers cut up plastic soda can rings before putting them in the trash because they know they could end up in the ocean.

Research on microplastics is still ongoing — but what we know so far is deeply troubling. Researchers uncover alarming issue ...

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The Ring Pop, a hard candy mounted on a plastic ring, has returned to production in Pennsylvania. Bazooka Candy Brands announced April 4 it has started manufacturing at a new 120,000-square-foot ...

Marine animals like sea turtles have evolved for millions of years in plastic-free environments, and are thus ill-equipped to navigate recent pollutants like straws, plastic bags, six-pack rings ...

In 2015, video of a marine biologist pulling a plastic straw out of a turtle's nose sparked outrage worldwide and countries and cities started banning them, starting with the Pacific Island nation ...

The allegations detail what the authorities say was a globe-spanning insider ring that used disposable burner phones, derivatives and a kickback payment made with a plastic bag stuffed with € ...

Shane Brown Turtles Are in Danger—And It's NOT Because of Plastic Straws! Posted: March 13, 2025 | Last updated: March 13, 2025 We've all heard about straws, but the real threat to sea turtles ...

This debris can cause a blockage in the digestive system. Turtles are known to eat plastic bags, confusing them with jellyfish, their common prey. Sea birds eat polystyrene balls and plastic buoys, ...

KUALA LUMPUR: A wildlife smuggling ring was busted with the seizure of 39 baby Malayan Gharial crocodiles and 14 Indian Eyed turtles. A foreign man was also detained in the city during the ...

Turtles often mistake plastic for food. Plastic bags look similar to jellyfish ... Sea turtles also fall victim to entanglement from six-pack rings, which can get caught around their shells and necks.