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Zero Plastic Planet, an Accra-based non-profit organization has embarked on a beach clean-up exercise at the Ningo Prampam Beach, to mark World Earth Day. The purpose of the exercise is to collect plastic waste, prevent them from entering the ocean and educate the indigenes of Ningo Prampram on the detriments…

Zero Plastic Planet, an Accra-based non-profit organization has embarked on a beach clean-up exercise at the Ningo Prampam Beach, to mark World Earth Day. The purpose of the exercise is to collect plastic waste, prevent them from entering the ocean and educate the indigenes of Ningo Prampram on the detriments…

Zero Plastic Planet – an Accra-based Non-Governmental Organisation (NGO), will on Saturday, April 22, embark on a clean-up exercise at the Ningo-Prampram Beach as part of its campaign against plastic waste on Ghanaian beaches. The exercise also forms part of activities by the NGO to educate Ghanaians on the importance…

Zero Plastic Planet – an Accra-based Non-Governmental Organisation (NGO), will on Saturday, April 22, embark on a clean-up exercise at the Ningo-Prampram Beach as part of its campaign against plastic waste on Ghanaian beaches. The exercise also forms part of activities by the NGO to educate Ghanaians on the importance…

Scottish First Minister Humza Yousaf has announced that the implementation of the Scottish deposit return scheme has been delayed until 1 March 2024.

Scottish First Minister Humza Yousaf has announced that the Deposit Return Scheme (DRS) for drinks packaging will no longer launch this August, with a seven-month delay confirmed.

A new research paper supports European Union policymakers' push for microplastics initiative and filter mandate in all washing machines.

The supermarket giant claims their new shrink-wrapped beef will save 55 per cent on plastic from the old tubs without affecting the product.

Defra Secretary of State Thérèse Coffey announced that the ban could be implemented in 2024 following a legally-required consultation.

The government has announced that it is set to ban plastic wet wipes, in a bid to counter pollution in the UK’s rivers and wastewater systems. In its Plan