Oxford Saïd launches Circular Economy report at WEF Sustainable Development Impact summit
The new report highlights the need for fundamental systems change to address sustainable development challenges…
Source: www.sbs.ox.ac.uk
The new report highlights the need for fundamental systems change to address sustainable development challenges…
Source: www.sbs.ox.ac.uk
In this month’s cover story, learn more about how the Emirates National Oil Company (ENOC) became one of the largest oil and gas players in the UAE. With a vision to be an innovative energy partner with a foundation on sustainability, ENOC succeeded in its ambitious plan to start dominating in the market. Now, in this exclusive interview with ENOC Group’s CEO, His Excellency Saif Humaid Al Falasi, learn more about the company’s history, ambitions and its current performance as he shares the company’s operations in the Middle East, its recent product innovations, engineering and technology to meet the demands in line with projections for EXPO 2020.
Various organisations across the world, including the United Nations, have spoken about growing e-waste and the problems associated with it. According to the Global E-Waste Monitor 2020, global e-waste generation will reach 74 million metric tonnes (Mt) per year by 2030 – almost double the figures reported in 2014. This, because of the increasing demand and consumption of electric and electronic goods, shorter lifecycles and limited repair options. When battery-powered or plug-tethered devices such as laptops, smartphones and televisions become unusable, they are discarded. Such wastes constitute e-waste. E-waste is also a source of plastic waste, which, if not recycled, can contribute to global warming.
Bottled water brand Buxton has announced that its entire range will be made from 100% recycled plastic by 2021.Its new 750ml and one-litre bottles were la…
Belize is in the process of using new legislation that prohibits the importation, production, sale and use of single-use plastic and Styrofoam products.
The failure of at least five percent of the first batch of SpaceX Starlink satellites has put a spotlight on the growing concerns about orbital debris.
Ministry of Marine Affairs and Fisheries encourages circular economy dubbed as blue economy in the industry to support the government’s commitment to tackle waste issues and increase added values.