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Carbon capture is one way to achieve net zero. The technology is especially suited for waste-to-energy, says Kenneth Juul, Chief Commercial Officer of Norwegian start-up Carbon Centric AS. Link to full article

As sustainability efforts rise, many people are starting to take matters into their own hands with ways they can help from their own homes. Link to full article

The waste-to-energy market is expected to surpass 70bn by 2030, according to a recent study by Global Market Insights, as governments pursue reductions in methane production agreed during COP26. Link to full article

In the 2017 science fiction film Attraction, an alien spaceship arrives on Earth, kicking off an unconventional love story between a human and an alien, with the fate of our planet in the balance. Link to full article

This (surprisingly) not-gross project gives you a steady supply of plant food. Link to full article

Beverage cartons are the focus of a new initiative run by Circular Action, a BV Rio group company, in partnership with Tetra Pak and Packaging Recycling Organisation Vietnam (PRO Vietnam). The pilot project intends to provide a recycling solution and deliver additional income to around 200 informal waste pickers. Link …

This (surprisingly) not-gross project gives you a steady supply of plant food. Link to full article

"I‘ve been using plastic film since I started growing flue-cured tobacco. In the past, the waste plastic film was discarded in the farmland and the river, which presented a shocking scene. Link to full article

The leader of Edinburgh Council has said the mountains of rubbish on its streets has brought “into sharp focus” the value of its waste and cleaning workers. Link to full article

The objections to gasification have not changed since the technology was invented: too expensive, too maintenance-intensive, not efficient enough in comparison with conventional incineration. Only Japan has been able to do better. Why is this? Link to full article