Reduce, reuse, and recycle has been a national mantra for decades. In an effort to shrink our collective carbon footprint, consumers often reuse plastic water bottles. But is this a safe practice? The ...

Chemicals in plastic bottles can seep into water, risking health Repeated use of single-use plastic bottles increases toxin exposure Safer alternatives like home water filters provide pure hydration ...

It's time to pour out the truth about plastic water bottles and explore why making the switch to reusable alternatives is a win for both your body and the planet. Plastic water bottles, particularly ...

Plastic bottles used for water storage release harmful chemicals like fluoride, arsenic, and BPA, posing serious health risks such as cancer, diabetes, and weakened immunity. Despite government ...

Australian studio Heliograf has worked with Vert Design to produce Holy Carp! – a plastic-free, compostable alternative to ...

Reusing single-use PET bottles doesn't cause them to release carcinogenic DEHA into the fluids they contain; freezing plastic water bottles doesn't cause them to release carcinogenic dioxins into the ...

Using plastic bottles that contain the most liquid for the lowest packaging weight could help reduce plastic waste. Plastic pollution is a huge problem for the world, with much plastic waste reaching ...

How Are Plastic Bottles Made? Plastics are made from oil or natural gas, which are made of molecules called hydrocarbons. When you heat hydrocarbons to very high temperatures, they break down into ...