March 6, 2026

Microplastics in the Kitchen: A Hidden Source in Everyday Cooking

Plastic pollution is often associated with oceans and large waste streams, but microplastics can also originate from everyday activities at home — even in the kitchen. One surprising source is plastic cutting boards. Many commonly used boards are made from polypropylene (PP) or polyethylene (PE). During normal use, repeated cutting, chopping, and abrasion gradually wear […]

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New Collaboration to Develop Circular Economy Projects

A new collaboration is emerging between predoctoral students from UPT and the UPV, opening the door for innovative projects focused on sustainability and the circular economy. The cooperation builds on the knowledge and skills developed through the EDU4PlastiCircular Erasmus+ training, which provides participants with practical insights into plastics, microplastics, and circular economy solutions. By applying

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