Ikea to phase out single-use plastic
Ikea has announced that it will only be using renewable and recycled materials from 2020.
Source: www.packagingnews.co.uk
Ikea has announced that it will only be using renewable and recycled materials from 2020.
Source: www.packagingnews.co.uk
A scientific assessment has confirmed enormous amounts of waste and definite harm to wildlife.
Prominent Northeastern grocery store chain Hannaford Supermarkets made headlines recently by declaring that for an entire year it had not sent any spoiled or outdated food to landfills, where the organic decomposition process produces methane, one of the most potent greenhouse gases. Instead, Hannaford, which operates in New England and New York, is contracting with an anaerobic food reprocesser to strip the food from its packaging, mix it with microbes and manure, and turn it into fuel, fertilizer and bedding for dairy cows.
Our love of technology and often biological need for new devices has created one of the biggest environmental issues of our time – e-waste.Today is World…
Everyone in the world could have access to clean, affordable energy within the next nine years if countries modestly increase investments, according to new reports released today, in advance of a major ministerial meeting on 21-25 June where countries and businesses will begin to announce energy plans for the decade. Annual investments of around $35 billion could bring electricity access for 759 million people who currently lack it, and $25 billion a year can help 2.6 billion people gain access to clean cooking between now and 2030. The required investment represents only a small fraction of the multi-trillion-dollar global energy investment needed overall, but would bring huge benefits to one-third of the world’s population.
ZenWTR™, the world’s first bottled beverage to utilize 100% recycled, certified ocean-bound plastic, announced today it has named veteran food…
Welsh government announces ban on single-use plastics to minimise waste and protect marine life.