Vote for a strong global treaty on plastic pollution Plastic pollution is suffocating our rivers and ocean, killing wildlife and contaminating our food, air and water. Without immediate action, ...

The Earliest Hints of Lead Pollution Dates 5,200 Years Back, Ancient Agrarian Sediment Core Reveal Traces Lead poisoning has ...

Thousands of seabirds and sea turtles, seals and other marine mammals are killed each year ... Protection Agency asking the government to regulate plastics as a pollutant under the Clean Water Act and ...

Scarborough swimmers have been shown how to test water from seaside bathing spots following concerns about the water quality at the town's North and South Bay. Scientists from Imperial College London ...

Ship plumes are regions that might indicate a global relevance for this work beyond megacities as they provide a 'perfect' combination of concentrated pollution from the ship's exhaust and sea ...

Scientists are now seeking to develop new materials which will break down faster without causing pollution. "Fishing gear remains in situ for a long time and in practice turns the ocean into a ...

Hear Us: Sounds of the Sea features underwater recordings ... Residents have been airing frustrations at the poor water quality and pollution at Kent's beaches. Harry Besley, 18, has become ...

Light pollution is increasing globally, and having a negative impact on wildlife and humans. But according to DarkSky ...

Recycled polyester uses less water and fewer chemicals and ... consumed some form of plastic waste. All that pollution on beaches and in the ocean is harmful to both marine life and humans.

When the oxygen levels go down, dead zones will expand. These are areas of the ocean where the water quality is too poor to sustain life. Pollution will only add to the devastation unless we stop it.

Researchers have found the oldest known evidence of lead pollution dating to around 5,200 years ago in ancient Greece.