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Waste
Filipinos are most fond of secondhand stuff in Southeast Asia—but not for environmental reasons
Filipinos are most fond of secondhand stuff in Southeast Asia—but not for environmental reasons
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Waste
Circular economy for plastic achievable but aggressive legislation is needed
Circular economy for plastic achievable but aggressive legislation is needed
30 August 2021
Manufacturing
Richard Horne moves from Borouge to biodegradable plastics firm Polymateria
Richard Horne moves from Borouge to biodegradable plastics firm Polymateria
19 August 2021
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Analysis: China’s post-lockdown emissions surge shows signs of cooling
12 August 2021
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Explainer: what is deep-sea mining?
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Waste
Greener PPE: Inventors tackle Covid-19 plastic waste mountain
Greener PPE: Inventors tackle Covid-19 plastic waste mountain
26 July 2021
Green Buildings
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How will Frasers Property reach net-zero?
23 July 2021
Waste
Circular economy entrepreneur and Muuse founder Brian Reilly passes away
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2 July 2021
Corporate Responsibility
Almost 60 per cent of sustainability claims by fashion giants are greenwash
Almost 60 per cent of sustainability claims by fashion giants are greenwash
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Conversion of biowaste into biogas could power cleaner, sustainable Earth future
Conversion of biowaste into biogas could power cleaner, sustainable Earth future
30 June 2021
Waste
In the Philippines’ war on waste, a startup deploys black soldier flies
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Waste
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Andrew Charlton chosen to lead sustainability services in Accenture's growth markets
Carbon & Climate
Shanghai leads way in China’s carbon transition
Shanghai leads way in China’s carbon transition
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Water
Usage of wastewater and sustainable agriculture can ensure water security in India
Usage of wastewater and sustainable agriculture can ensure water security in India
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Waste
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Why a national ban on single-use plastic may not be the best solution for waste-choked Philippines
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