Traditional gardens are an art form in Japan. With roots in philosophy and spirituality, they are meticulously cultivated and nurtured into spaces for contemplation and meditation. Not surprisingly, time-honored Japanese tools and accessories are often crafted on a higher level, lauded by horticulturalists for their design, quality and versatility. Link:
Mais »A methodology for zero waste municipalities
The COVID-19 crisis has completely transformed modern society. From how and what we consume to the way we interact with one another and within communities. The pandemic has shone a light like never before on what works and what doesnt, within our society. Link:
Mais »Impacts of Plastic and Microplastic waste on the Dry Land Environment
The discourse regarding the detrimental impacts to the marine environment caused by plastics and microplastics is attracting considerable global push. This has driven some prominent, legislated loyalty to reduce plastic waste. Link:
Mais »Towards inclusive urban waste systems: integrating informal waste workers for a circular economy
Without the informal economy, there would be no waste recycling in most Asian cities. In many Asian countries, waste management systems are under-developed, with the informal economy dominating the processes of waste collection, sorting and recycling. Link:
Mais »Couple build dream home entirely from waste – but it nearly ended in disaster
Laura Davies and Dave Buchanan celebrated both their 50th birthdays by moving into their new Spanish Villa, which is made entirely from rubbish and waste products Link:
Mais »Simply Down-To-Earth: Planting Out The Organic Kitchen Garden
Planting a tiny seed and watching it grow into food is one of life‘s small miracles. Link:
Mais »Why COVID-19 shows we need a total rebrand of waste management in Southeast Asia
Southeast Asia is on a crash course to reversing any progress made on curtailing plastic waste. Mobilizing and empowering green collar workers is necessary now and to avoid future crises. Link:
Mais »Why the pandemic could slash the amount of plastic waste we recycle
The COVID-19 pandemic has increased the use of plastic medical and protective equipment, such as single-use gloves, masks and aprons. Much of this equipment must be discarded after use to limit the spread of the virus. Link:
Mais »Waste Management named Recycler of the Year in Washington for its use of social media
The award recognizes Waste Managements work to engage communities across Washington in recycling via its network of 11 company-run social media channels. Link:
Mais »Indonesian Embassy releases procedures for exporters of scrap to the country
Indonesia has introduced new procedures for scrap exporters to register with the Indonesian Embassy and Consulates. Link:
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