To matter, cleanups need to be big. Scientists make key discovery about cleanup of giant floating 'garbage patch' in ocean: ...

The group of divers realized the concerning reality of growing ocean pollution, which even animals are trying to resolve.

The purported greenhouse was just another fabrication from a Facebook page that posts about fake scientific discoveries ...

Taiwan-based phone case maker Rhinoshield has launched CircularBlue, a solar-powered, AI-driven platform that uses autonomous ...

In the entire world’s oceans, it is estimated that there are around 3 million tonnes of floating plastic pollution — excluding nanoplastics.

Attached to this barrier is a downward-reaching screen that plunges 13 feet beneath the water’s surface, targeting the zone where the majority of floating plastic debris is typically found.

The Ocean Cleanup and Kia collaborate with the Guatemalan Government  and partners to prevent one of the world’s largest ...

Nanoplastics are a scourge. A tiny one, but a scourge nonetheless. A new study estimates 27-million tons of it is floating in the North Atlantic Ocean.

The organization was founded in 2013 by 16-year-old Boyan Slat, a Dutch inventor and entrepreneur, with the aim of cleaning up 90 percent of floating ocean plastic pollution by 2040.

Far out in the eastern Atlantic, the Portuguese island of Madeira rises from the depths of the open ocean. Despite its remote location, the archipelago is impacted by floating plastic trash ...

They've created specialized floating systems that use ocean currents to collect plastic. Over the past three years, they've removed over one million pounds of trash from the GPGP – about 0.5% of ...

Humans are known to produce about 380 million tons of plastic each year, and about 0.5% of this material ends up in the ocean.