|
- Survey reveals why people don’t recycle more | World Economic Forum
A lack of programmes and services is the top barrier to greater recycling uptake, a global sustainability survey shows Globally, 64% of people feel personally responsible for acting on climate change But many said recycling was either inconvenient, or they lacked trust in recycling programmes People around the world think choosing products with reusable packaging is the most adoptable zero
- World Environment Day: How to beat plastic pollution
This World Environment Day, discover 8 groundbreaking innovations tackling plastic pollution—from AI-powered recycling to river waste capture and biodegradable plastics
- Why recycling isnt scaling in Latin America and what can be done?
Despite global progress, recycling in Latin America and the Caribbean remains low, requiring more citizen engagement and startup energy to turn the tide
- 5 innovative ways your coffee grounds can be recycled
Coffee waste is a useful resource that could be upcycled for all sorts of purposes - from biofuel to fertilizer
- How ASEAN can lead the world on plastic pollution
Korea’s extended producer responsibility schemes impose on manufacturers the obligation to collect and recycle the wastes derived from their products and to adopt design processes that facilitate recycling By 2030, Korea aims to reduce plastic waste by 50% and increase recycling to 70%
- These 11 companies are leading the way to a circular economy
The circular economy is more than just a buzz phrase With the global population predicted to approach 9 billion people by 2030, we are using more resources than the planet can provide Our future depends on reusing what we have in a sustainable way Fortunately one resource that is unlimited is innovation, and many companies are developing ingenious ways to reduce, reuse and recycle
- Repair, reduce, recycle: Ways to tackle mounting e-waste | World . . .
The world is predicted to produce 75 million tonnes of e-waste by 2030 Free repair cafes and government incentives are working to address the problem
- How innovation will jumpstart lithium battery recycling
Too many lithium-ion batteries are not recycled, wasting valuable materials that could make electric vehicles more sustainable and affordable There is strong potential for the battery recycling market to grow and supply a large portion of current market needs The private sector must jumpstart battery recycling at scale by investing in innovation
|
|
|