Tag: National Geographic
-
Stemming the Plastic Tide in the Arctic Video (National Geographic)
Paid content for @Prada. Prada Group and UNESCO-IOC raise awareness on ocean preservation with the SEA BEYOND educational program. Join Benedict Cumberbatch and Goodwill ambassador of SEA BEYOND Valentina Gottlieb to uncover the devastating impact of plastic pollution in the Arctic and discover the positive change for the environment made by Prada Re-Nylon.
Written by
·
-
Whatever happened to the zero waste movement?
Plastic straw bans sparked a movement in the 2010s. Have our sentiments around plastic and zero waste changed since then?
Written by
·
-
National Geographic Reaches New Heights in Hypocrisy
National Geographic raises eyebrows with biodiversity tour of Asia and Africa by private jet — National Geographic has become a farce of what it used to be. Clearly a company that sold it soul to the devil.
Written by
·
-
National Geographic on California New Plastic Law
It will take several years to find out for sure, but the world’s fifth largest economy will likely force changes far beyond the state’s borders.
Written by
·
-
National Geographic Sells its Soul to Tetra Pak
National Geographic becomes content partner of Tetra Pak in exchange for 30 silver coins.
Written by
·
-
Circular Economy Principles
For most of us, using a product once before throwing it away is a daily habit. Beverage bottles, food containers, and other packaging are sanitary and convenient, but our disposable world brings consequences that must be addressed: Trash is ending up in our rivers and oceans, threatening wildlife and food supplies.
Written by
·
-
How the Plastic Bottle Went From Convenience to Curse
The evolution of the plastic bottle from amazing to scourge of land and sea has played out inside of a generation.
Written by
·
-
National Geographic Discovers New Form of Plastic Pollution
Pieces of plastic that are gray, round, and resembling rocks and pebbles are hiding in plain sight on the beaches of southern England.
Written by
·
-
Map of Plastic Bans in the US
National Geographic published a new map that shows where states have banned plastic—and where states have banned bans on plastic.
Written by
·
-
These Corals Choose to Eat Plastic Over Food
Tiny plastic particles may also be a vehicle for microbes that sicken or even kill corals, a new study finds.
Written by
·
-
Cambodia Jumps Into the Bioplastics Debate
Here are some fragments of the article ” Bioplastics: Great green hope or a false promise?” published in the Cambodian “Khmer Times”.
Written by
·
-
National Geographic Published an Article on Bioplastics
Here’s a summary of the article published by National Geographic on bioplastics
Written by
·