BookMyShow has issued a Code of Conduct for the Coldplay concert, listing prohibited items and security measures. Gadgets like pen lasers, selfie sticks, and power banks are banned, along with ...

But this time, the urban landscape is different: Modern homes are full of plastic, turning house fires into chemical-laced infernos that burn hotter, faster, and more toxic than their predecessors.

Saudi Arabia: 1. The European Union and its allies: 0. As the dust settles on last month’s failed United Nations negotiations to end plastic pollution, high-ambition countries in Europe and elsewhere ...

XRP has shown remarkable resilience over recent weeks, attracting attention from analysts. One of the most notable predictions comes from market expert EGRAG, who has revisited his analysis of XRP’s ...

Thailand has become the latest country to take on the global plastic waste crisis by banning imports of plastic waste. For years, the country had served as a key destination for plastic waste from ...

He emphasizes that proper waste management is essential for reducing these risks. The use of plastic in Europe has skyrocketed over the past decade. Recent statistics reveal that in 2021 ...

There’s yet more evidence that exposure to plastics can be harmful to health. Recent research indicates that black plastic found in items like food containers, kitchen utensils, and toys often ...

Consuming plastic by accident has many health risks. While plastic contaminants will generally leave your body within a day, consumption can cause metabolic disorders and reduced fertility.

Environmentalists are calling for urgent action after a "catastrophic" wave of plastic an other rubbish washed up on beaches in Bali. (Sungai Watch) Auto news: Mitsubishi to sit out Nissan and ...

These tiny plastic particles, often invisible to the naked eye, are an alarming byproduct of modern life and are making their way into our bodies in ways we may not even realize. "Eliminating ...

Musk’s favorite causes. “Musk has a very distorted understanding of British politics, and yet he’s got a megaphone,” said Robert Ford, a professor of politics at the University of Manchester.