With every step, microplastics are created: shoe sole abrasion systematically burdens our environment. While politics fails, we deliver scientifically sound data instead of lobby estimates. Time for the polluter-pays principle!
Microplastics are everywhere—from the Arctic to human blood. While CO2 footprints are standard, until now, there has been no scale for microplastic assessment. We define the microplastic footprint and revolutionize detection using fluorescence.
Microplastic sampling with traditional nets vastly underestimates microplastic pollution! Our revolutionary PSU captures the entire water column in a standardized way. EU projects UPSTREAM & REMEDIES prove: Only complete sampling delivers valid data.
No more greenwashing! Life-Cycle Assessments revolutionize the evaluation of sustainable technologies. Learn how standardized impact measurements enable objective comparisons and make real environmental benefits measurable.
From cities to rivers: Microplastics know no boundaries. German waters are contaminated nationwide. With our "EVERYTHING IN FLOW" campaign, we create transparency & solutions. Become part of the movement for clean water!
New scientific studies prove that artificial turf pitches without prevention strategies are massive sources of microplastics. Up to 15% of marine plastic comes from artificial turf fibers. Hybrid turf does not solve the problem. We explain.
Toilet paper contains PFAS chemicals that enter wastewater systems when flushed. These "forever chemicals" accumulate in humans and the environment, causing cancer, immunodeficiency, and developmental disorders. The EU is planning a comprehensive ban.
Microplastics are heating up the climate! New microplastics research shows: plastic particles disrupt the marine carbon pump and release greenhouse gases. But targeted removal at hotspots can prevent $390 billion in climate damage. Learn how simple this can be here.
Contrary to popular belief, tire abrasion is not the largest source of microplastics. These account for only a third of emissions in Germany, with textiles, packaging and cosmetics often overlooked. The myth is created by simplification and media focus but prevents holistic solutions.