The Role of Ion Chromatography in Environmental Sciencesby Andy Tay, PhDIon chromatography can help isolate the identity of analytes with high precision
NewsHow Lasers and 2D Materials Could Solve the World’s Plastic Problemby University of Texas at AustinNew technique blasts molecules in plastics with a laser to break them down into their smallest parts for future reuse
NewsReducing Air Pollution Alone Could Worsen Wildfiresby University of California - RiversideNew study shows cutting emissions without also cutting GHGs may increase wildfire risk
NewsEvery Breath You Take: The Journey of Inhaled Plastic Particle Pollutionby University of Technology SydneyStudy models how micro- and nanoplastics travel from the environment to accumulation hotspots in our lungs
NewsForensic Science Techniques Used to ID Microplastic ‘Hotspots’ in Open Watersby Staffordshire UniversityCollaborative study identifies pollution concentrations, calls for targeted action in combating plastic contamination
NewsMicroplastics Make Their Way from the Gut to Other Organs, Researchers Findby University of New MexicoStudy shows microplastics are not only impacting our digestive pathways, they move into our kidneys, livers, and brains
NewsNovel Hydrogel Removes Microplastics from Waterby Indian Institute of ScienceScientists design a sustainable 3D hydrogel with the ability to adsorb and degrade large amounts of microplastics
NewsGlobal Study Reveals Widespread PFAS Contamination in Water Sourcesby University of New South WalesResearch highlights underestimated PFAS risks, debates over regulation, and calls for cautious chemical usage
NewsOcean Waves Propel PFAS Back to Landby Stockholm UniversityStudy reveals that PFAS are re-emitted into the air from crashing ocean waves
NewsOcean Floor a ‘Reservoir’ of Plastic Pollution, World-First Study Findsby CSIRO AustraliaNew science has taken a deep dive into plastic waste, providing the first estimate of how much ends up on the sea floor
NewsGold Nanoclusters Lead Breakthrough in Eco-Friendly Water Purificationby Flinders UniversityResearchers pioneer a novel UV-powered photocatalysis process for rapid removal of toxic dyes from wastewater