How To Be Zero Waste With Kids: A Simple Guide

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In a world driven by mass consumerism, it’s difficult for children to be environmentally-conscious. However, it’s important that children develop a sense of consciousness to maintain or improve the condition of our planet. Parents, guardians and educators are one of the main role models for children. It’s important schools deliver… Continue reading

How to Develop an Effective Waste Management Plan for Your Business

How to Develop an Effective Waste Management Plan for Your Business

People are more environmentally conscious than ever, and want to do their part to help reduce waste. Not only are they themselves eco-friendly, but they also want the companies they purchase from and support to do their part as well. Nearly every organization will produce some type of waste, despite their… Continue reading

Why Is It Important to Recycle and How to Start Recycling

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If you want to reduce your carbon footprint in a way that can instantly benefit our planet, you should look into recycling. Thanks to increased awareness, we’re now recycling more than ever. If you’re wondering why and how to recycle, this article is for you. Why you should recycle? Recycling… Continue reading

Biogas Production from Food Waste – Working Principle

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Food waste disposal is a big problem in all countries, especially affluent ones. There are numerous places which generate large amounts of food waste including hotels, restaurants, malls, residential societies, canteens, airline caterers, markets etc. A proper food waste management strategy needs to be devised for them to make sure… Continue reading

Waste Management in the United Kingdom: Interesting Facts

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Around 215 million tonnes of household waste is generated across the United Kingdom each year. Reliable statistics clearly reveal that Britain’s mountain of waste can fill the nation’s largest lake, Lake Windermere in just eight months. If the waste was deposited into Albert Hall, London, it would be full in… Continue reading

Waste Management, Landfills and Sustainability

Waste management is one of the core themes of sustainability, but achieving sustainable waste management is a challenging and complex task. Despite the fact that an increasing amount of waste has been reused and recycled, landfills still play an important role in the management of wastes. However, waste degradation in… Continue reading

Towards Sustainable Waste Management in the Construction Industry

Towards Sustainable Waste Management in the Construction Industry

Construction business is booming worldwide driven by population growth, urbanization and increased need for dwellings, business sites and commercial spaces. Unfortunately, it also means that there is a serious challenge to implement sustainable waste management in the construction industry. It is not only the duty of waste management contractors and… Continue reading

Beat Plastic Pollution by Knowing How to Recycle Plastic

Beat Plastic Pollution by Knowing How to Recycle Plastic

Around 350 million tons of plastic waste is produced worldwide, but only 10 percent is recycled, which is an alarming figure for environmental and public health. Although plastic is a very useful material that’s rigid, flexible and robust, it becomes waste right after use, and contaminate the environment and damage… Continue reading

6 Effective Ways to Deal With Electronic Trash

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The world is full of electronic goods of all shapes and sizes. From old computer monitors and desktop PCs to ancient cell phones and miscellaneous cables and peripherals. A significant amount of electronic trash ends up in landfill sites, where it lies buried under mountains of garbage. Electronic waste doesn’t… Continue reading

Food Waste Management in South Korea: Lessons to Learn

Food Waste Management in South Korea: Lessons to Learn

South Korea has transformed food waste from a nuisance into a resourceful cycle with the help of technology, community involvement, and behavioral change. Every year, South Koreans throw away nearly 5 million tons of food, but thanks to a robust national system, almost none of it truly goes to waste…. Continue reading