Plastic Crisis: The Most Polluted Countries in the World
Humans produce more than 400 million tons of plastic waste every single year, according to the United Nations Environment Program (UNEP).
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How Much Plastic Actually Gets Recycled?
Humans produce more than 141 million tons of plastic packaging every single year (Wrap, 2023).
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The History of Plastic: When Was It Invented?
Imagine a world without plastic — one where our oceans are pollution-free, and we don’t worry about microplastics in our food.
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Can Plastic Neutrality Be a Solution to Plastic Pollution?
Plastic is everywhere these days — from the depths of the oceans to the peaks of the mountains. Plus, since it takes hundreds of years to degrade, it’s not going anywhere any time soon.
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What Are the 6 Most Common Sources of Ocean Pollution?
There are now an estimated 170 trillion particles of plastic in the ocean, according to a recent study by 5 Gyres. That’s roughly 21,250 pieces of plastic for every person on the planet.
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What Are The Alternatives to Single-Use Plastic?
Globally, we produce more than 380 million tons of plastic every year, and some reports indicate that up to 50% of that is for single-use purposes – meaning it’s only used once before...
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Avoid Microplastics by Ditching These 7 Everyday Products
In early 2024, scientists discovered an average of 240,000 pieces of tiny plastic in each liter of bottled water.
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Top 7 Solutions to Plastic Pollution: What's the Latest Tech?
The negative fallout of plastic pollution has led to a wave of innovation in everything from plastic recycling to waste collection systems.
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What Happens to the Plastic Waste CleanHub Collects?
At CleanHub, it’s our mission to make sure no plastic ends up in our oceans.
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How To Reduce Your Business’s Plastic Footprint
According to the United Nations (UN), plastic pollution could triple by 2060 if we don’t do something about it. This isn’t just a warning — it's a call to action.
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