Plastic waste flowing into the oceans is expected to nearly triple in volume in the next 20 years. Although efforts to reduce the wastes have been made, it is a dent in the tsunami of waste. According to the paper published in the Journal Science, previous estimates put the amount of plastic reaching the oceans […]
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According to Emballator, PVOH can be converted into water and carbon dioxide by bacterial microorganisms in the environment. Christian Olsson, materials specialist at Emballator Innovation Center, said: “Many naturally occurring microorganisms have the ability to degrade PVOH, when released into soil, sea or wastewater, leaving no harmful residues, such as microplastics, but only carbon dioxide,
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Premier Dominic Perrottet of New South Wales unveiled a $3 billion green hydrogen strategy for the state, claiming it will create 10,000 jobs by 2030. The strategy will involve creating “hygrogen hubs” across whole NSW. He states that the world is moving to a renewable energy future, we want NSW to be at the cutting
The Food organics and Garden Organics (FOGO) collection service will be trailed and rolled out in Belconnen suburbs later this year. The programme was established as part of the ACT Government’s attempts to reduce landfill rubbish and transform home leftovers into usable compost. Canberra’s Chief Minister Andrew Barr stated that the FOGO pilot will allow
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We’ve all seen how plastic has invaded every inch of our planet, from oceans, lakes and rivers, to beaches, forests, parks, roadsides, and more. Many of us want to stop this plastic invasion, but the problems we face are enormous and often seem overwhelming. Therefore, so many people ignore this plastics crisis when they are
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A company in Adelaide which has spent around 15 years perfecting its system of turning banana plantation waste into food packaging. The share price for Papyrus Australia has doubled in the past fortnight since it was announcing the successful proof-of-concept trial at its factory in Egypt. Papyrus Australia was founded in Adelaide in the mid-1990s
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