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The app allows users to take pictures of a piece of waste and, with the help of an AI algorithm, learn how it should be disregarded based on recycling guidelines from the Kirkland City Council.

The absence of global regulations, concerns about greenwashing, and the limitations of the current system highlight the need to establish new standards for governing plastic credits.

Get latest articles and stories on Business at LatestLY. Indore (Madhya Pradesh) [India], November 2: In a remarkable leap towards a greener and more sustainable future, EKI Energy Services Ltd., a leading carbon credits developer and supplier globally, has launched its brand-new Carbon Neutral Certification Services. These services are custom-tailored to assist companies, products, services and events in their journey towards eco-friendliness and sustainability. Business News | EKI Energy Serv...

With plastic pollution littering the planet, certification organizations are popping up to sell “plastic credits” to companies, allowing them to offset the plastic they make and use with equivalent plastic waste collected and reused. Critics are skeptical.

For up to four people.

SINGAPORE — An environment group in Singapore that has conducted educational programmes with universities here has parted ways with its co-founder over claims of mismanagement and inadequate compensation. The Plastic Project (TPP), a company registered as conducting educational courses for environmental causes, was founded by Ms Germaine Soong, who also goes by the name Amber, and Mr Lee Yew Jin,...

EKI has signed Charter of Collaboration with DNV, a Norway-based independent assurance and risk management provider, to promote awareness and support governance of climate transition ecosystem.

EKI Energy Services Ltd, a leading developer and supplier of carbon credits across the globe, today announced that it has collaborated with DNV Supply Chain & Product Assurance.

AsiaOne has launched EarthOne, a new section dedicated to environmental issues — because we love the planet and we believe science. Find articles like this there. Instead of committing to lofty New Year's resolutions, how about focusing on our planet for 2023? It's high time Mother Nature received our gift of mindfulness and eco-friendliness. Using your own bags at the...

These local businesses raise the bar for a more sustainable and eco-friendly way of life in Singapore.