It’s been more than five years since then-Mayor Michael Bloomberg proposed banning foam products in New York City — and the ban finally went into effect on the first of the year.
10. January 2019 | via Greenmatters.com | Read more
It’s been more than five years since then-Mayor Michael Bloomberg proposed banning foam products in New York City — and the ban finally went into effect on the first of the year.
10. January 2019 | via Greenmatters.com | Read more
Der Verein „Küste-gegen-Plastik“ hat eine App entwickelt, mit der sich Verbraucher über zu viel Plastikmüll bei Verpackungen direkt beim Hersteller beschweren können.
08. January 2019 | via Enorm-magazin.de | Read more
Der Verein „Küste-gegen-Plastik“ hat eine App entwickelt, mit der sich Verbraucher über zu viel Plastikmüll bei Verpackungen direkt beim Hersteller beschweren können.
08. January 2019 | via Enorm-magazin.de | Read more
WHEYPACK project aims to demonstrate environmental and socio-economic benefits of a biodegradable food packaging material with a lower environmental impact.
WHEYPACK project aims to demonstrate environmental and socio-economic benefits of a biodegradable food packaging material with a lower environmental impact.
Our planet has a plastic problem. Of the billions of tons produced, only a small part, less than 10%, has been recycled. The rest is thrown into dumps. It is burnt, or ends up in the ocean.
Our planet has a plastic problem. Of the billions of tons produced, only a small part, less than 10%, has been recycled. The rest is thrown into dumps. It is burnt, or ends up in the ocean.
A Spanish company is rolling out a deinking technology capable of removing pigments from a variety of recovered resins, a step that eases processing and boosts value.
28. December 2018 | via Resource-recycling.com | Read more
A Spanish company is rolling out a deinking technology capable of removing pigments from a variety of recovered resins, a step that eases processing and boosts value.
28. December 2018 | via Resource-recycling.com | Read more
In Finland, seven non-profit “reuse centres” have popped up around Helsinki, offering preloved furniture, clothes, toys, books, sports gear and cookware.
In Finland, seven non-profit “reuse centres” have popped up around Helsinki, offering preloved furniture, clothes, toys, books, sports gear and cookware.