

Endangered Fish Species are Sold in Australia due to Legal Loophole
According to an Australian environmental law known as the Environmental Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act (EPBCA), marine...

Mastercard Has Launched a Biodegradable Plastic Payment Card Initiative
Each year 6bn non-biodegradable plastic payment cards are produced that need to be replaced every 3 to 4 years. This contributes 5.7m...

Over 50% of Turtle and Tortoise Species Threatened With Extinction
A new study by 51 experts has concluded that over 50% of all turtle and tortoise species are threatened by extinction. Habitat loss is...

Chinese Fishing Vessels Operating in North Korea Have Broken International Law
In late 2017, the UN Security Council passed sanctions on North Korea that made all international fishing inside its borders a violation...

Taking Action on the Global Nature Crisis Could Generate 400m Jobs and $10tn
The World Economic Forum (WEF) has concluded that 400m jobs and $10tn in business value could be generated each year by 2030 if action...

Scientists Found a Sea Sponge That Can Fight Cancer
A common sea sponge known as Acanthostrongylophora ingens has been found by scientists in Indonesia. The sponge contains manzamine A, a...

300m Water Bottles Worth of Plastic Rain Down in Remote American Areas Each Year
A survey of 11 remote areas in the western United States found that 300m water bottles worth of plastic rains down on the areas each...

Major Supermarket Chain Pledges to Scrap 50% of Plastic Packaging
Aldi, a major German supermarket chain, has pledged to scrap more than 2bn single-use plastic items by 2025. That is a 50% reduction and...

Two Chinese Cities Join WWF's Plastic-Free Initiative
Sanya and Yangzhou, two Chinese cities, have joined the Pacific Smart Cities Initiative, a project launched by WWF to eliminate plastic...

Indonesia's Economic Recovery Plan Includes Massive Environmental Damage and Human Rights Violations
The Indonesian government plans to prioritise 89 projects on its road to economic recovery after the coronavirus. These projects are...

Sustainable Designers Believe People Have Resumed Their Plastic Consumption Habits During Pandemic
Designers involved with sustainability projects believe that people have resumed their plastic consumption habits as a consequence of the...

Conservationists Warn Ocean Pollution Will Increase Due to 'Covid Waste'
The coronavirus outbreak has caused a massive demand for single-use masks and latex gloves. Conservationists have now found several of...

Indonesia Has Lifted a Ban on Baby Lobster Exports
Indonesia has scrapped a ban on exports of baby lobsters that aimed to conserve wild lobster populations. Conservationists now warn that...

Research Suggests Amount of Microplastics in Oceans Has Been Underestimated
Scientists have investigated the water along the US and UK coastline with the use of fine mesh nets that filter smaller microplastic...

Researchers Find Millions of Microplastics on the Sea Floor
Researchers have found microplastics on the sea floor that were carried by bottom currents to specific spots in the ocean known as...

Millions of Plastic Pellets Leaked Into the Baltic Sea
On 23 February, a carrier ship was hit by strong winds while traveling from the Netherlands to Norway. The winds shifted the load on the...

Sharks are Given a Chance to Recover in Indonesia
A national lockdown and export restrictions have been imposed in Indonesia, as a result of the coronavirus outbreak. This has caused a...
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