The World Health Organization has cut its recommended limits for air pollution and urged nations to tackle dirty air and save millions of lives. The stringent new limits reflect the large body of evidence produced in recent years of the deadly harm caused to people by much lower levels of pollution than previously thought. Air pollution kills […]
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England’s government has said it plans to ban the use of plastic plates and plastic cutlery in a bid to cut down on waste. The move, which will be subject to a consultation, is part of a government campaign to reduce plastic waste. In 2040, almost half of the plastic straws used in England will
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In the future, human waste and sanitation technology could be used to make fertilizer and contribute to a circular economy. Human urine-derived nutrients are at the centre of a new study that explores the spatial distribution of these nutrients and their agricultural demand. The study’s findings reveal the potential for resource recovery and environmental protection.
A new $5.1 million program at the Sulo facility at Somersby, funded by the State and Federal Governments and industry will see old kerbside bins and other goods recycled to create new bins ahead of the region’s possible introduction of the FOGO service. It was revealed by a central coast council report in 2020 that
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As it’s known over the world, the plastic crisis is one that’s been increasing over time. One of the 8.3 billion tonnes of plastic has ended up as waste with only 9% being recycled. This is extremely bad for the environment since it takes plastics over 400 years to degrade with the rest still existing.
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Many companies around the world have been trying their best to do their part in order to alleviate the plastic problem that exists in this century. Dell does this by using recycled plastic parts found in the ocean to use as their laptop trays in order to reduce the waste in landfills. Samsung has recently
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