Craft glitter that adds sparkle to decorations, cards and costumes is escaping into our seas and destroying marine creatures.

There are plenty of ways to color Easter eggs, from onion skins, paint, magic markers, food coloring or alcohol ink.

Craft glitter that adds sparkle to decorations, cards and costumes is escaping into our seas and destroying marine creatures.

New research reveals that PET-based glitter microplastics can actively influence biomineralisation processes in marine ...

Get ready for Easter with these creative DIY projects that will keep the whole family entertained and inspired! From tie-dye ...

See egg hunt events at bottom Del Mar Rady Auxiliary Unit to host ‘Pirates and Pearls’ fundraiser On Saturday, May 10, from 6 ...

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Bestselling author to speak at Library Guild of RSF fundraiser The Library Guild of RSF, in partnership with Warwick’s, is ...

Their research, published in Environmental Sciences Europe on Tuesday, shows these microplastics promote crystallisation of ...

Guthrie, the president of the Long Island Traditional Music Association, is probably best-known as the dance caller at Old ...