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Plastic is no longer just in our environment; it is inside our bodies. Microplastics and nanoplastics enter our bodies through the air we breathe, the skin, and especially through what we eat and drink.

Plastic is no longer just in our environment; it is inside our bodies. Microplastics and nanoplastics enter our bodies through the air we breathe, the skin, and especially through what we eat and drink.

The Philippines has declared a state of national energy emergency due to the conflict in the Middle East. President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. signed an executive order because the country’s fuel supply is in imminent danger.

Flash-panning is a modern dating trend similar to love bombing and ghosting. It starts with intense excitement, often including attention, dates, and shared experiences.

In Denmark, trust plays a key role in society, especially in Copenhagen. For example, you can rent a kayak for free with GreenKayak, but the catch is that you must collect trash while paddling through the canals.

The leader of the Georgian Orthodox Church, Patriarch Ilia II, died at the age of 93. He led this powerful institution for nearly fifty years and was a very important figure in his country.

The mayoral election in Paris has become a battle over trash and cleanliness.

The Eden Project in Cornwall, UK, recently celebrated its 25th birthday. This famous destination transformed an old clay pit into a world-class attraction with domes that house a giant indoor rainforest.

Daniil Medvedev won a tennis match against Jack Draper, but one moment caused a lot of talk. During a point, Draper moved his arms because he thought a ball was out. Medvedev continued to play but felt distracted by the movement.

Scientists and communities are making great progress in nature conservation.

A new political party in Nepal has won a large victory in the country’s general election.

A new global survey has started a strong debate online.

Forever chemicals, also called PFAS, are man-made substances used in many everyday items because they resist water, heat, and grease.

An undercover BBC investigation revealed that many businesses in England and Wales have displayed inaccurate food hygiene ratings.