Plastic waste has increased in the Barents Sea, study shows
By Elizaveta Vereykina The majority of sea birds have microplastics in their stomachs, scientists report. There is an increasing amount
Read moreBy Elizaveta Vereykina The majority of sea birds have microplastics in their stomachs, scientists report. There is an increasing amount
Read moreN.W.T.’s waste reduction act now allows for extended producer policy program Roughly 60 tonnes of plastic collected at blue bin
Read moreIn this episode of CBC Radio’s The Broadcast, host Paula Gale speaks to Rolf-Ørjan Høgset, founder of the NGO In
Read moreThe Arctic Council working group behind the “Plastic in a Bottle” project to track marine litter, launched its northernmost capsule
Read morePlastic waste makes up a quarter of the diet for polar bears, says Ivan Mizin, research director of Russian Arctic
Read moreThere’s been a big rise in how much plastic waste Sweden produces, up 40 percent in just the last five
Read moreThe Canadian government is investing $10 million to support the development and deployment of satellite-based technologies that can remotely identify
Read moreWorld Animal Protection Canada, a non-profit focused on international animal protection, is urging Canada and all nations to deal with
Read more23 people, two days and 1,5 tons of plastic waste. Locals at Svalbard take action for a cleaner Arctic. Where
Read moreA British team of researchers aboard two small ice strengthened yachts have made a shocking discovery farther north than any
Read moreA bill targeting plastic waste in the ocean and other marine debris cleared the U.S. Senate last week. Alaska’s junior
Read moreOne plastics recycling guarantor estimates that the average Finn accumulates 15 kilograms of plastic trash every year. Until now plastics
Read moreThey are very tiny beads usually made of polyethylene, which is a very common plastic used for example, to make
Read moreChristmas is just two weeks away and already the holiday lights and greenery are up throughout the streets of Stockholm.
Read moreDartmouth scientist Rachel Obbard was looking at samples of Arctic sea ice for small organisms when something else caught her
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