biodegradable plastic bag

The plastic bag that could change the world

The classic plastic bag, which we use daily, has been around since 1965. That year, a group of Swedish engineers and designers came up with a practical solution for packaging. Today, over half a century later, it is estimated that around 4 trillion plastic bags are used worldwide each year....

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biodegradable plastic bag
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The plastic bag that could change the world

The classic plastic bag, which we use daily, has been around since 1965. That year, a group of Swedish engineers...

power bank restrictions on asian airlines
Travel

New power bank restrictions on Asian airlines from April 1

Starting from April 1, 2025, several Asian airlines have implemented new restrictions on the use and transport of power banks...

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Health & Nutrition

Chronic pain: an often ignored symptom of Parkinson’s disease

Chronic pain, often unbearable, is one of the most common and yet frequently neglected consequences of Parkinson’s disease, as shown...

Environment

Water’s hidden power: how droplets create an electrical charge

A groundbreaking discovery by a team of researchers from the University of Melbourne and RMIT University reveals that water can...

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Health & Nutrition

Microplastics in chewing gum: a growing concern for human health

Microplastics, tiny plastic fragments found throughout the environment, are now ubiquitous: in the oceans, in the food we eat, and...

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Science & Technology

Artificial Intelligence and machine learning: a growing opportunity for businesses

Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML) are no longer seen as an impediment but opportunities. As per a new...

Murphy the Eagle
Animals

Murphy, the eagle who stole our hearts, passes away at 33

Murphy, the bald eagle whose heartwarming display of fatherly instinct touched people worldwide, passed away in Missouri on March 15th...

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Lifestyle

Behind Nestlé and Starbucks coffee: the hidden struggles of Mexican coffee farmers

Have you ever wondered what goes on behind the Nestlé and Starbucks coffee you enjoy every day? A new investigation...

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Animals

Police rescue rottweiler from freezing conditions at illegal breeding site

The Local Police of Benidorm, Spain saved a female Rottweiler from an illegal breeding den in the open countryside where...

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The world’s most overrated tourist spots, ranked

Do you have a travel bucket list? Eiffel Tower, Colosseum, Trevi Fountain? It might be time to rethink it. A...

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