Category : Plastics


Toxic plastic bio-beads spill on Camber Sands beach

Southern Water admits responsibility for a catastrophic bio-bead spill on Camber Sands, East Sussex, threatening wildlife with millions of toxic plastic pellets. Discover the environmental impact.

Global Summit May Ban Cigarette Filters Over Pollution

A major WHO conference will debate banning cigarette filters, the world's most littered item causing toxic plastic pollution. Experts call for urgent action to protect the environment and public health.

Plastic Wet Wipe Ban Starts Spring 2027

The UK government confirms a ban on wet wipes containing plastic from Spring 2027. This move aims to reduce sewer blockages and river pollution. Learn more about the environmental impact.

Zombie Vapes: Exploding Disposable E-Cigarettes Crisis

Exclusive investigation reveals how discarded disposable vapes with live batteries are causing fires in waste trucks and recycling centres, creating a toxic 'zombie vape' phenomenon threatening public safety.

Microplastics in water bottles may fuel cancer growth

Groundbreaking research reveals that microplastics leaching into water from both plastic AND glass containers can accelerate tumour development. Experts warn about the invisible health threat lurking in your daily hydration.

Bryan Johnson eliminates microplastics from body

Silicon Valley biohacker Bryan Johnson reveals groundbreaking results after intensive detox programme eliminated microplastics from his system, challenging conventional health wisdom.

Body wrapped in plastic found on New York sidewalk

In a disturbing urban discovery, authorities are investigating after a man's body was found wrapped in plastic sheeting on a Manhattan sidewalk. The victim has been identified as 58-year-old Darrell Montgomery, leaving police searching for answers in what

Microplastics Reshaping Human Biology & Minds

Groundbreaking research reveals microplastics are not just polluting our environment but actively altering human biology and cognitive function, with alarming implications for public health.

Microplastics in Gut Linked to Cancer: UK Study

Groundbreaking research from the University of Exeter reveals how microplastics in our digestive system may trigger cancer and other serious health conditions. Discover what this means for your gut health.

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