The plastic we use unthinkingly every single day, the plastic we throw away without a moment’s thought, lives on within our environment. …
For many materials, recycling is cost-effective and environmentally friendly. Take, for example, aluminium, which can be recycled indefinitely, using 95 percent less …
The World Health Organization has cut its recommended limits for air pollution and urged nations to tackle dirty air and save millions of lives. …
England’s government has said it plans to ban the use of plastic plates and plastic cutlery in a bid to cut down …
In the future, human waste and sanitation technology could be used to make fertilizer and contribute to a circular economy. Human urine-derived …
A new $5.1 million program at the Sulo facility at Somersby, funded by the State and Federal Governments and industry will see …
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 …
Many companies around the world have been trying their best to do their part in order to alleviate the plastic problem that …
It is no secret that a majority of plastic bottles tend to end up in the ocean which is detrimental to the …
Experts are worried NSW will not be able to deal with its own plastic waste after new export bans were imposed this …
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