The global favourite, the plastic bottle. Its annual production grows to the tune of 485 billion and shows no sign of slowing down. But there is a cost to pay, unless we change.
“Sea Air,” Chasing Away the Blues
The sea is a provider – a lifeline for our survival. It allows us to regain a balance and improve our physical and mental health.
Could Lego Houses Be The Future?
As much as we would like a plastic free planet, it’s not going to happen overnight. Can this vast volume of waste material be used as a solution for good?
Disposable Face Coverings – The Cost To Our Planet, Unmasked
The COVID-19 global pandemic means face coverings are here to stay for the foreseeable future, but does wearing one have to be at the expense of our planet?
Why We Need To Protect Marine Biodiversity
The richness of biodiversity is essential for human life. Protecting it is therefore a critical part of conservation efforts – see why.
Plastic Waste and Climate Change: How are they Linked?
Will tackling the plastics problem also tackle climate change?
Fish and chips, with a side of plastics?
How do microplastics enter the food chain and what is their effect on us?
What do Recycling Symbols Mean? GreenSeas Trust Investigates!
Recycling symbols can be confusing!
We decided to tackle the issue head on by delving inside our own kitchen cupboards, recording the symbols we came across and exploring what they actually mean when it comes to recycling.
COVID-19 and Single-Use Plastics – a Delicate Balancing Act
As the world is gripped by the coronavirus pandemic, cutting down on single use plastic might seem like a drop in the ocean. There’s a delicate balancing act to strike between doing whatever it takes to protect people against coronavirus, without losing sight of what’s important for our long-term futures.
Waste Not, Want Not – Getting Creative with Plastic Recycling
We explore the latest solutions coming to light that show ingenuity, creativity, and a real commitment to solving the plastic problem.