MAKING eco-friendly changes around your home and garden does not have to cost the earth. Link to full article
Mais »China’s Recent Ban on Solid Waste Imports to Shift Global Recovered Paper Market
IndexBox has just published a new report: ‘World – Recovered Paper – Market Analysis, Forecast, Size, Trends and Insights’. Here is a summary of the report’s key findings. Link to full article
Mais »Because there is no planet B: How India’s startups are fighting the waste management crisis
India’s waste management crisis is the elephant in the room. While there has been a lot of focus on waste segregation and cleanliness, the core problems of India’s waste management continue to remain sidelined. Urban local bodies across the country dispose off huge amounts of unprocessed waste in landfills. Link …
Mais »World Environment Day: 15 essential environmentally friendly products everyone needs in their lives
From reusable shopping bags to cloth nappies and compostable coffee pods, make these easy switches for a more sustainable lifestyle Link to full article
Mais »Vadodara: Youths cut carbon footprint by composting footprint by composting food waste
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Mais »Some Nepalis are adopting the ‘zero waste’ idea. Environmentalists are happy and hopeful
It has been seven years since the family of Shashi Tulachan, a 65-year-old woman residing in Pokhara, has last produced more than one bucket of waste in one year. Link to full article
Mais »World Environment Day: How to put waste to good use by recycling
World Environment Day: Recycling is an important part of a healthy environment. Here’s how you can put waste to good use by recycling. Link to full article
Mais »Indonesian women take on plastic waste brick by brick
Alarmed by the mountains of plastic waste leaching into Indonesia‘s waters, two best friends are taking on the environmental menace by turning crisp bags and shampoo packets into paving bricks. Link to full article
Mais »USF biodigesters turn food waste to energy
Students of the USF St. Petersburg installed an innovative system that will naturally break down non-edible food on campus – the first of its kind at a Florida university. Link to full article
Mais »Kinava launches the green-waste-to-biofuel business with Hybrid Hydrothermal Carbonization technology
Converting organic waste to solid biofuel usually requires a large investment and operation cost. Kinava says it‘s new technology of Hybrid Hydrothermal Carbonization (HTC) costs only 1/3 of utilities and energy compared to conventional drying technology. Link to full article
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