According to a study published in Brain Medicine, the human brain contains roughly a plastic spoon’s worth of microplastics and nanoplastics (MNPs), with concentrations 3-5 times higher in ...

From smashed chicked heads and tongue-shaped spoons to edible plastic, the restaurant offered a mind-bending array of dishes that can surprise even the most adventurous foodies. The restaurant's ...

And, the glue that holds this relationship together isn’t glue at all. It’s Vermont Spoon. “We had always wanted to get something going that we could work on together,” said Jeff ...

Plastic does not naturally biodegrade. The Environmental Protection Agency cites research indicating that once in the environment, plastics can take between 100 and 1,000 years to decompose.

An adult human brain can contain about a spoon’s worth of microplastics and nanoplastics, recent research found—not a ...

In a world where health-conscious consumers are increasingly seeking ways to reduce their sodium intake without sacrificing flavour, a groundbreaking innovation has emerged; the Electric Salt Spoon.

Mix up the pineapple cream cheese filling while the pies are baking. Do this by combining all ingredients in a mixing bowl and blend with a hand mixer or mixing spoon. Step 3: Once your whoopie ...

Roads are often littered with plastic waste that gets broken down by cars and kicked up into the air. Those particles are typically lighter than soil, so once they become airborne, they can easily ...

Microplastics have become such a part of our lives that a new study found a plastic spoon's worth of tiny plastic shards in human brain tissue. That sounds bad, but exactly how bad is it?

Put the pineapple in a medium non-stick pan with the caster sugar, bay leaves, cardamom, cinnamon and fennel seeds. Put over a high heat. Let the pineapple boil in its juices for 20 minutes (lots ...

And he says there is a single piece of evidence from the case that is key for him: A piece of fruit – specifically, a pineapple. In this week’s issue, PEOPLE takes a new look at the evidence ...