By Caroline Majewski, Publishing Associate: Researcher and Writer at Save the Water™ | December 21, 2024
Edited by Joshua Awolaye, Publishing Associate: Editor at Save the Water™
Scientists studied 11 bottlenose dolphins to see if…
By April Day, Publishing Consultant at Save the Water™ | July 10, 2024
Microplastics permeate water. In 2019, Koelmans and other researchers reviewed 50 studies of microplastics’ presence in drinking water. The researchers made…
By Samhar Almomani, Publishing Associate : Researcher and Writer at Save the Water™ | January 17, 2024
Plastic particles were always known to exist in bottled water, but the amount of plastic…
By Thu T. A. Nguyen, Publishing Associate: Researcher and Writer at Save the Water™ | May 5, 2023
Bottled water has become more accessible to citizens than safe drinking tap…
By Mitriy Krause, Associate Researcher & Writer for Save The Water™ | June 16, 2022
Microplastics have become a household topic in the last few years. They are a physical pollutant that’s very worrying.…
By Maria Fierro, Associate Editor at Save the Water™ | May 19, 2021
From microscopic glitter particles to full-sized shampoo bottles, the beauty industry has become a major contributor to …
Microfibers and microplastics constitute a growing issue in water contamination, and washing clothes may contribute to the problem.
By Hoang-Nam Vu, Staff Writer for Save the Water™ | March 13, 2017
If there is one…
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