Single-use plastics could be banned in Ontario
Ontario is weighing a ban on single-use plastics as part of a broader strategy to send less waste to landfills.
Source: www.ctvnews.ca
Similar Posts
Can the circular economy stop capitalism trashing the planet?
What’s dubbed the linear economy can be seen throughout our world: from appliances that can’t be fixed, to plastic packaging that can’t be recycled, but there is another philosophy we could adopt…
Protein production serves aims for sustainability in our food future
Food out of thin air. As a company slogan, it is hard to get more catchy than that. What on food-producing earth do they mean?
Consumers Care About Companies’ Social & Sustainability Efforts
Many of today’s consumers favor companies that enact humanitarian and eco-friendly efforts.
How MyMizu is creating community & fostering sustainability
Using the MyMizu app, people can locate places to get free water refills — from public drinking fountains to restaurants and other participating businesses.
Hard Rock CSO reflects: Where will COVID-19 take sustainable capitalism?
What happens to corporate action on sustainability, social impact and purpose when shocks hit the economy? The COVID-19 crisis recalls two past moments.
Sustainable Packaging Solutions
Melodea Ltd. has developed MelOx, a plant-sourced barrier coating that protects packaged products from oxygen, as well as from oil and grease transmission. The company has also developed Melodea VBcoat, which protects packaged goods from water vapor, as well as from oil and grease transmission. The products are made from wood pulp, and do not contribute to plastic waste pollution.