Microplastics are one of the most overlooked environmental threats, and BAIONYX's CEO Søren Dandanell is calling for action in this opinion piece published by Sjællandske Medier.

Tire rubber is a key contributor to microplastic pollution. Though not always classified as microplastic, tire particles share similar traits and environmental impacts, fueling growing concern.

Copenhagen takes the lead in the fight against microplastics in sewer systems with the installation of an innovative new filter system from the Danish company BAIONYX on Frederiksberg Allé.

It might seem like a simple question, but the answer is both fascinating and educational. Fish do indeed drink water, but the way they do it depends on whether they live in freshwater or saltwater.

Recycled tire particles in asphalt promise durability and noise reduction, but they leach toxic compounds, harm ecosystems, and lose effectiveness over time. Are we creating new problems?

Learn more about Total Suspended Solids (TSS) and why we must pay attention to the establishment of effective filter and drainage systems.

Runoff water comes into contact with many elements before entering the environment. It is essential to combine multiple solutions to minimize its negative impact.

A comprehensive study published in the American journal 'Science' concludes that there is a direct link between tire wear pollution and the death of salmon.

Choose your tires wisely! Tests by the German Automobile Association, ADAC, show how much microplastic different tires leave behind.

Starting in 2026, the European Union will implement the Euro 7 emission standards, which, for the first time, will include regulations on tire abrasion.

What on earth is 6PPD? It's a key ingredient in modern car tires and is known for its harmful effects.

We love warm beach sand, but with four microplastic particles per square meter—and that’s only particles larger than 1 mm—we are facing a growing problem on our beaches.