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September 2026

September 16, 2026

Earthshot Prize: Evaluating Innovative Environmental Solutions for a Sustainable Future

The article discusses the challenges faced by judges of the Earthshot Prize in selecting innovative environmental solutions, highlighting projects like a microplastic removal machine and…

📰 Phys.org 🕐 16h ago

Deep Ocean Pollution: Plastic Waste Found Alongside Possible New Species

A study published in PLOS One reveals that plastic waste has infiltrated the deepest parts of the ocean, highlighting the extent of human pollution. This…

📰 Phys.org 🕐 17h ago

Caffeine Pollution Threatens Freshwater Ecosystems

The article discusses the largely unknown effects of caffeine pollution on freshwater environments, highlighting that traces of caffeine often enter rivers and streams through wastewater…

📰 Phys.org 🕐 21h ago

The Narrative of Poverty with a Few Eggs; 'I Am Happy, I Have No Protests'

Iranians are using social media to express their struggles with poverty by showcasing simple items like eggs, reflecting a broader discontent with rising prices and…

📰 BBC Persian 🕐 Yesterday
September 15, 2026

Record Levels of Plastic Pollution Found in Seabirds, Raising Environmental Concerns

Recent studies have shown record-breaking levels of plastic pollution in seabirds, with one bird found to contain almost 900 pieces of plastic. This alarming trend…

📰 Phys.org 🕐 Yesterday

Discovery of an Ancient Statue from the Depths of the Soil

Archaeologists in Uzbekistan have uncovered the head of a plaster statue while exploring the ruins of an ancient temple. This discovery highlights the ongoing archaeological…

📰 ISNA 🕐 Yesterday

Transforming Plastic Waste into Efficient Fertilizer

The article discusses the dual nature of plastic as a useful material and its environmental costs. It highlights the need for solutions to manage plastic…

📰 ISNA 🕐 2d ago

New Recycling Technique Offers Solution for Tough Plastics with Minimal Waste

A new recycling technique has been developed that can break down tough plastics with minimal waste, potentially addressing environmental challenges in Iran. This innovation could…

📰 Phys.org 🕐 2d ago
September 14, 2026

40-Year-Old Prediction of Plastic Layer Mixing Confirmed

A long-predicted phenomenon regarding the mixing of plastic layers has been experimentally confirmed, marking a significant advancement in materials science. This discovery could have implications…

📰 Phys.org 🕐 2d ago

Rivers may be carrying more microplastics into the world's oceans than previously thought

A new study indicates that rivers may be transporting more microplastics into the oceans than previously understood, highlighting a significant environmental issue. This research underscores…

📰 Phys.org 🕐 2d ago
September 13, 2026

NASA-backed scientists create sustainable food from plastic waste

Scientists have developed a method to convert PET plastic and agricultural waste into protein-rich cookies called µBites, aimed at addressing plastic pollution and food insecurity,…

📰 ScienceDaily 🕐 3d ago
September 11, 2026

Compost Microbe Yields Enzyme That Breaks Down Difficult Plastics

Researchers from Aarhus University and the Danish Technological Institute discovered 12 enzymes from various bacteria capable of breaking down difficult plastics like polyurethane foam and…

📰 Phys.org 🕐 5d ago

Microplastics Accumulate in Rural Switzerland, Raising Environmental Concerns

A study reveals that microplastics are falling across rural Switzerland, adding over 200 tons yearly to land and water. This environmental issue highlights the persistent…

📰 Phys.org 🕐 5d ago

New Enzyme Developed to Degrade Shoe Foam and Enhance Recycling Efforts

Researchers have developed a genetically modified enzyme from a compost bacterium that can degrade polyurethane foam used in shoes, potentially aiding in recycling efforts. This…

📰 Phys.org 🕐 5d ago
September 10, 2026

Community Adaptation Strategies to Extreme Heat in Iran

As extreme heat intensifies, communities in Iran are adopting informal strategies for resilience, such as creating shaded areas and sharing resources. This grassroots response highlights…

📰 Phys.org 🕐 6d ago

Bulimba Creek identified as a major source of hazardous microplastics in Brisbane waterways

A QUT investigation revealed that Bulimba Creek in Brisbane has a significant presence of hazardous microplastics. This study, published in the Marine Pollution Bulletin, highlights…

📰 Phys.org 🕐 6d ago

Dairy Products Sold Above Approved Rates/ What Are the Prices of Milk and Cheese?

A review of dairy prices revealed that while a 900-gram milk package is sold at the approved price, other products are being sold at higher…

📰 Donya-e-Eqtesad 🕐 1w ago
September 9, 2026

National Petrochemical Company Provides Clarifications on the Iran Plast Exhibition

The National Petrochemical Company has released statements about the upcoming Iran Plast Exhibition, which is significant for the petrochemical industry. This event involves various stakeholders…

📰 Shana (Oil Ministry) 🕐 1w ago

Tiny 2D Cracks in Materials: Early Signs of Fracture Revealed

The article discusses the phenomenon of tiny 2D cracks that develop in materials before a sudden fracture occurs, highlighting the importance of understanding these early…

📰 Phys.org 🕐 1w ago

Microplastic Pollution: A Global Challenge with Implications for Iran

The article discusses the pervasive issue of microplastic pollution found in various environments, highlighting its origins and longevity in ecosystems. While it focuses on Swiss…

📰 Phys.org 🕐 1w ago
September 8, 2026

New Screening System Identifies Health Risks from Food-Packaging Chemicals

A new screening system has been developed to identify food-packaging chemicals that pose serious health risks. This issue is relevant to industries in Iran, where…

📰 Phys.org 🕐 1w ago

Virginia Tech Researchers Develop Degradable Polymers for Stronger, Sustainable Packaging

Virginia Tech researchers have developed a new type of degradable polymer that enhances strength, toughness, flexibility, and oxygen-blocking capabilities by rearranging molecular structures. This innovation…

📰 Phys.org 🕐 1w ago
September 7, 2026

New Method Enhances Stress Detection in Common Polymers

Researchers have developed a new blending method that allows common polymers to visibly indicate mechanical stress. This innovation could enhance the durability and safety of…

📰 Phys.org 🕐 1w ago
September 4, 2026

Biological Effects of Plastic Foam Consumption in Shoreline Scavengers

Researchers at Kyushu University studied the effects of expanded polystyrene (EPS) consumption on wharf roaches, revealing changes in gene expression related to chemical defense and…

📰 Phys.org 🕐 1w ago

Scientists Call for Global Reporting on Plastic Pollution at UN Treaty Discussions

Scientists are urging the United Nations to implement global reporting on plastic pollution as part of a treaty being developed to address the issue. This…

📰 Phys.org 🕐 1w ago

New Strategy Enhances Toughness of Brittle Glassy Plastics

The article discusses a new strategy for improving the toughness of brittle, glassy polymers by incorporating ionic groups that create reversible electrostatic attractions. This research…

📰 Phys.org 🕐 1w ago
September 3, 2026

Tuning Biodegradable Plastics: A Study on Ring Size and Material Lifetimes

Researchers at the University of Osaka have discovered that adjusting the size of rings on biodegradable polymers can enhance their durability and control their breakdown…

📰 Phys.org 🕐 1w ago

Lung Cancer Patients Found to Have Increased Microplastic Levels in Lungs

Research presented at the European Respiratory Society Congress indicates that lung cancer patients have higher levels of microplastics in their lungs. This finding raises concerns…

📰 Medical Xpress 🕐 1w ago
September 2, 2026

'Pac-Man' enzyme breaks down bioplastics and penicillin in laboratory tests

Researchers have discovered a 'Pac-Man' enzyme that can break down bioplastics and penicillin, which could help address the growing issue of plastic waste in oceans.…

📰 Phys.org 🕐 2w ago

Bio-based Plastic Offers Solution to Plastic Waste by Transforming into Fertilizer

The article discusses the growing issue of plastic waste globally and highlights a bio-based plastic that can turn into fertilizer after use. This innovation could…

📰 Phys.org 🕐 2w ago
September 1, 2026

Research Shows Larger Catalyst Batches Could Reduce Carbon Recycling Costs

New research indicates that larger catalyst batches can reduce the costs associated with converting carbon dioxide into industrial chemicals, which has implications for various sectors…

📰 Phys.org 🕐 2w ago

Study on Thermoplastic Composites and Their Strength at Elevated Temperatures

Researchers from Skoltech, Xi'an Jiaotong University, and the Blagonravov Institute of Mechanical Engineering studied the flexural properties of glass fiber composites made from different thermoplastic…

📰 Phys.org 🕐 2w ago

Innovative Scientific Discoveries: Key Highlights You Might Have Missed

The article discusses various scientific advancements, including 'black hole stars' and innovative uses of materials like plastic. While it does not focus specifically on Iran,…

📰 Ars Technica Science 🕐 2w ago
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