By John Geddie | Photo by Lisa Marie David/Reuters London (Reuters) – Three in four people worldwide want single-use plastics to be banned as soon as possible, according to a
Past studies have shown that humans eat and drink microplastics unknowingly. Recent research shows that even babies in the womb are exposed to them too
With food deliveries at an all-time high because of pandemic lockdowns, it’s only right to look at how such services inevitably affect the environment. Among the first to do something
El Nido, Palawan is known for its beautiful white sand shores and crystal clear blue waters, but those waters haven’t been looking as crystal clear as of late. This morning
With the recent Taal Volcano phreatic eruption, ash and other dangerous particles in the air are present now more than ever. On top of that, there’s no denying that Metro
Peak 2019 was when Pornhub became our eco-warriors with their #SaveTheBees porn. Now, the adult entertainment company is back with a promiscuous new pro-environment campaign. Read more: Pornhub’s Sex Education Project
As if 7,641 islands are not enough, Filipinos are starting to create a “new island” in the Philippines. And this time, it’s made entirely of single-use plastic garbage. Can you
Our creeks and rivers are overflowing with garbage, so much that you can barely see the water. After a 2015 report revealed that the Philippines is one of the world’s
Plastic isn’t fantastic. That’s already a known fact. Every day, we see marine creatures strangled with straw or the rim of a plastic bottle. Marine mammals even die because of
Don’t fish in troubled waters. At least for three months every year, that is. This was the proposal of Ed Gongona, director of the Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources
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