UK worst offender in Europe for electronic waste exports
Electronic waste hazardous due to toxic parts was tracked to developing countries…
Source: www.businessgreen.com
Electronic waste hazardous due to toxic parts was tracked to developing countries…
Source: www.businessgreen.com
NASA is making preparations on multiple levels for the historic return of humans to the moon in the coming years.Engineers intend to conduct a critical test on…
This letter has also been published in The Ecologist [1] [2], Wellbeing Economy, and The National.It has also been referenced in the Irish Times, […]…
Australia’s cricket board will look to finalise a “sustainability strategy” in 2020 amid concerns that extreme heat brought …
With an initiative funded by the KOREA-AFRICA ECONOMIC COOPERATION (KOAFEC) focused on waste management, the African Development Bank aims to accelerate the circular economy in Africa, a model which aims to minimize waste and maximize value from resources through the recovery and regeneration of products at the end of their typical service life. The rationale for the initiative, entitled “ Development of a Green Growth Investment Program in Africa focused on waste management and the circular economy,” is that waste management constitutes one of the major developmental challenges for Africa. It has serious potential consequences in terms of environmental quality, public health, fisheries, agriculture, and sustainable development. The expected outcome of the KOAFEC intervention is a stronger enabling environment for sustainable waste management and circular economy activities. This will be delivered through an enhanced policy and regulatory framework, capacity building and resource mobilization activities.
The Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS) has today (16 October) underlined its commitment to phasing out single-use plastics and reducing its estate emissions by 66% through two new commitments that have been posted on edie’s Mission Possible Pledge Wall.
Global e-scrap dumping—it’s a serious environmental and public health issue. To help address this critical concern, Cisco hosts Recycle IT Day every year, and has done so since 2002. Around the world, Cisco locations act as collection points for employees to drop off e-scrap like end-of-life…