The government of India has notified E-Waste (Management) Rules in 2016 and E-Waste (Management) Amendment Rules in 2018 for eco-friendly recycling and reducing e-waste.
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The Congo Basin is the second-largest rainforest on Earth, and like most tropical forests, it’s getting chewed up by humans. That’s a problem for the climate, and not just because trees are a natural sponge helping to mop up humanity’s ever-rising carbon emissions. New research suggests that as trees are replaced with fields for agriculture, carbon that’s been locked up in the Congo’s soils for hundreds to thousands of years is starting to seep out. Soils hold a tremendous amount of carbon—more than the atmosphere and living vegetation combined.
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83% of business leaders believe well-managed supply chains can support sustainability objectives…
While the phenomenon is not new, we are now getting more aware of the scope of e-waste environmental and economic impact.
In 2018 Pollutec hosted the first international summit for cities and territories driving the circular economy.
Family-owned chain plans to eliminate the bags in its stores in 30 days…