European Union to ban single-use plastics by 2021 – National | Globalnews.ca
Growing concerns about plastic pollution in oceans have prompted the EU to take more drastic steps to tackle the issue.
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Growing concerns about plastic pollution in oceans have prompted the EU to take more drastic steps to tackle the issue.
Source: globalnews.ca
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ASCE Excellence in Journalism Award winner Peggy Smedley doesn’t disappoint with the release of her new, green advocacy book Sustainable in a Circular World: Design and Restore Natural Ecosystems Through Innovation. With clear, precise but simply laden prose and statistics, she lays out concise arguments for the necessary regime changes in terms of governance, economic practices, industry and corporate standards, and every day, individualistic activities to create the titular, circular world model. Going green, says Smedley, is no longer a matter of opinion or debate.
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