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Like many nations across the world, Australia has a problem with the amount of plastic waste it generates. During the 2017-18 financial year, the country produced a total
Many businesses and governments from across the world have committed to putting sustainability at the heart of the Covid-19 recovery. International sustainability consultancy Sancroft’s director Felix Gummer looks
There is at least ten times more plastic in the Atlantic ocean than previously thought, a new study has found. Conducted by UK-based research organisation the National Oceanography
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Packaging firm DS Smith has partnered with biodegradable polymer manufacturer Aquapak to develop the “next generation” of packaging solutions. The two UK-based organisations are looking to provide fibre-based
Football club Hoffenheim has launched a new kit made from recycled and reprocessed plastic. More than 90% of the German side’s 2020/21 home jersey will be made up
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Surface-level clean-up devices won’t solve the ocean plastic pollution problem, according to a new study. Researchers compared estimates of current and future plastic waste with the capacity floating
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