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In the statement issued a day before the World Environment Day, the Union Housing and Urban Affairs Ministry said states and UTs have been asked to take up a range of activities to make the country free of single-use plastic (SUP). World Environment Day 2022: Centre Issues Advisory to States, Union Territories to Phase Out Single-Use Plastic.

The writer of the April 26 letter “Great decision by Wegmans,” regarding the decision by Wegmans to discontinue its use of plastic bags, subsequently suggested that LNP | LancasterOnline should

Doubling levy for plastic shopping bags and ban on free umbrella covers are among 24 recommendations by Council for Sustainable Development.

Many people have had an unpleasant encounter with plastic. Our livestock’s intestines are messed after feeding on plastic.

Key decisions of the cabinet include ending the single-use plastic menace, fixing speed limits, boost to environment conservation and others.

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This missive has come in continuation to a notice issued in September 2019 along with guidelines to avoid the use of single-use plastics in higher education institutions (HEIs).

Industry Leaders from across Canada launch Responsible Plastic Use Coalition; Pursue Legal Action Against Federal Government News provided by Share this article Share this article Coalition launched in response to the federal governments move to designate all plastic manufactured items as "toxic" The Order presents barriers to achieving a circular economy in Canada; will result in negative environmental outcomes, increased consumer costs, and severe market uncertainty OTTAWA, ON, May 19, 2021 ...

Picture for representational purpose only. HYDERABAD: Charging Rs 6 for a plastic carry bag, which contained logo and trademark, has cost a supermarket chain dear as it was directed to deposit Rs 1.5 lakh towards punitive damages before the commission and pay Rs 15,000 to the complainant. Of the Rs 1.5 lakh collected, the commission said that Rs 1 lakh will be remitted to the CM relief fund towards the ‘Haritha Haram’ scheme and Rs 50,000 will be deposited in the consumer welfare fund for ...