Tag: E-waste management

Why Chanel Is Getting Into the Recycling Business

Why Chanel Is Venturing Into the Recycling Business The fashion industry has been under increasing scrutiny for its environmental impact, with fast fashion being one of the biggest culprits. In response to this growing concern, Chanel, the French luxury giant known for its iconic handbags and timeless fashion, is making a bold move into the […]

Microwave tech offers cleaner path to e-waste recovery

Microwave Technology: Paving the Way for Cleaner E-Waste Recovery In a world where technology is constantly advancing, the issue of electronic waste, or e-waste, has become a pressing concern. With the rapid pace at which new gadgets and devices are released, the disposal of old electronics has led to a significant environmental problem. E-waste not […]

Electricity from dessert? US ice cream giant Ben & Jerry’s powers homes with its waste

Electricity from Dessert? Ben & Jerry’s Powers Homes with Its Waste A high-tech anaerobic digestion facility in the U.S. has been transforming organic waste from the popular ice cream company, Ben & Jerry’s, into electricity. This innovative approach not only addresses the issue of waste management but also contributes to sustainable energy production. By harnessing […]

Microplastic invades soil ecosystem with earthworms worst hit at 30% rate

Microplastic Invades Soil Ecosystem with Earthworms Worst Hit at 30% Rate It’s official! The entire food chain now comes wrapped in plastic. For the first time, researchers have discovered a significant invasion of microplastics in the soil ecosystem, with earthworms being the worst hit at a staggering rate of 30%. This alarming revelation sheds light […]

Tons of radioactive uranium dumped in UK estuary can harm humans, sealife: Report

Tons of Radioactive Uranium Dumped in UK Estuary Can Harm Humans, Sealife: Report Serious concerns have been raised as a report revealed that three tons of uranium were dumped in a UK estuary, posing a significant threat to both humans and sealife in the area. The alarming findings shed light on the potential dangers of […]

US set to fast-track Utah uranium mining permit in push for domestic energy supply

US Set to Fast-Track Utah Uranium Mining Permit in Push for Domestic Energy Supply Even as the U.S. and China slashed tariffs amid a 90-day trade truce, critical minerals remain a focal point for the United States in securing its energy independence. The recent decision to fast-track a uranium mining permit in Utah underscores the […]

US study finds nanoplastics absorb heavy metal ions, could lead to severe health issues

Nanoplastics: The Invisible Threat Lurking in Our Environment Researchers have recently uncovered a concerning revelation that could have far-reaching implications for human health and the environment. A US study has found that nanoplastics, tiny particles of plastic less than 100 nanometers in size, have the ability to absorb heavy metal ions. This discovery not only […]

US scientists make 28-cent sugar from corn waste to power next-gen biofuels

US Scientists Make 28-Cent Sugar from Corn Waste to Power Next-Gen Biofuels Every harvest season, millions of tons of corn stalks, husks, and leaves, collectively known as corn stover, are left to rot or burned in the fields as waste. However, a group of innovative scientists in the United States has found a groundbreaking way […]

Italy making new radioactive waste graveyard at its biggest nuclear power plant site

Italy’s Controversial Decision: Creating a New Radioactive Waste Graveyard Italian nuclear authorities have begun demolishing and reconstructing a low-level radioactive waste storage facility at the site of the country’s largest nuclear power plant, sparking a wave of concern and debate among environmentalists, government officials, and the general public. Located in the picturesque countryside of Italy, […]

The enemy within: How ancient armies handled waste on the march

The enemy within: How ancient armies handled waste on the march Warfare is a dangerous business. But one of its most persistent killers isn’t the enemy. It’s the unsanitary conditions that often accompany armies on the march. Throughout history, armies have faced the challenge of dealing with waste while on campaign. From the Roman legions […]

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