Polar adventurer Alan Chambers has teamed up with climate scientists to see if microplastics and nanoplastics have reached ...

Years of research has shown microscopic pieces of plastic have made their way into human bodies, including the heart, kidney, liver, testicles and brain.

A study out of Hawaii has shown that tissues sampled [recently] had significantly higher concentrations of plastic particles in them than the tissues from just 10 years ago.

The levels of plastic in the human brain have increased 50% increase since 2016, according to a new preprint study not yet peer-reviewed. CNN Story by Sandee LaMotte, CNN ...

The panel “Taking Out the Trash: Solutions to plastic pollution” looked at how innovation is starting, just barely, to address the plastic problem. ... human-made fabrics into valuable forms.

Scientists discover the first rocks fused with human-made plastic. A team of researchers published a new study detailing the first discovery of rocks combined with human-made plastics across ...

(CNN) - Tiny pieces of plastic appear to be invading men. Microplastics and nanoplastics are found in human testicles at levels three times higher compared to animal testes or human placentas ...

The levels of plastic in the human brain have increased 50% increase since 2016, according to a new preprint study not yet peer-reviewed. CNN values your feedback 1.

Researchers expected to find more plastic shards in the testicles of older men in the study, but that wasn’t the case, Campen said. “It seems that in peak reproductive years for men, which is ...

In that report, the consortium determined plastics are associated with harms to human health at every single stage of the plastic lifecycle. “Some microplastics are also airborne,” Landrigan said.