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I Want It All
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INSIGHTS
CLEANING UP
THE PLASTIC
IN THE OCEAN
Discarded plastic is piling up around the world and pooling in the ocean. Sharyn Alfonsi reports on the problem's deadly consequences for wildlife and what can be done to stop it Read More
THE MAJOR SOURCE OF
PLASTIC POLLUTION YOU'VE
PROBABLY NEVER HEARD OF
“Nurdles” may sound cute but they pose a huge risk to the marine environment. Also known as “mermaid tears”, these small plastic pellets are a feedstock in the plastic industry. Read More
NPR: CAN A
MUSHROOM SAVE
THE HONEYBEE?
Honeybees need a healthy diet of pollen, nectar and water. But at a bee laboratory in eastern Washington state, Steve Sheppard fills their feeding tubes with murky brown liquid from the forest. Read More
SHARK FINNING:
CANADA CLOSE TO BAN ON
IMPORT OF SHARK FINS
After years of campaigning against the practice of shark finning and the sale of fins, Canada is moving close to a ban. Read More
VOLUNTEERS
PLANT WILLOWS
AT BALD HILL
On Friday, volunteers planted around 200 willow stakes at the Greenbelt Land Trust’s Bald Hill Farm property as part of the first Plant a Tree Day sponsored by the Vermont organization One Tree Planted.” Read More
EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT
BACKS SINGLE-USE
PLASTICS BAN
The European Parliament has voted to ban a range of single-use plastics such as straws, cotton buds and cutlery and to ensure most bottles are recycled in a bid to curb ocean pollution.” Read More
HERE ARE SOME
ALTERNATIVES TO REEF-
DAMAGING SUNSCREENS
Harmful chemicals from sunscreen can leach into the ocean and damage coral. Here are some sun-blocking alternatives.” Read More