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Green chemicals: How EU chemical players can transition - Vimarsana News

Green chemicals: How EU chemical players can transition

The demand for green chemicals is shifting EU chemical markets. Chemical producers must act quickly to build new supply routes and establish their position.

The potential impact of reusable packaging - Vimarsana News

The potential impact of reusable packaging

Renewed interest in reusable packaging is gathering momentum. However, the concept is complex, and stakeholders should understand the impact of cost and environmental factors.

Can Europe decarbonise its heavy industry? - Vimarsana News

Can Europe decarbonise its heavy industry?

Both the economics and the technology are at last starting to look more favourable | Business

Paper reveals global approach to cutting emissions - Vimarsana News

Paper reveals global approach to cutting emissions

The Ellen MacArthur Foundation, which works to accelerate the transition to a circular economy by developing and promoting the idea of a circular economy, and by working with business, academia, policymakers, and institutions to mobilise systems solutions at scale, globally, has released a paper, titled Completing the picture: How the circular economy tackles climate change.

Preventing the Production of Non-Durable Plastic - Vimarsana News

Preventing the Production of Non-Durable Plastic

The production of plastic has skyrocketed in recent decades, using 6% of world oil, emitting GHGs, and inflicting environmental harm to natural habitats and ecosystems. Plastic waste is a big concern as it accounts for 12% of worldwide waste and poses health risks to coastal areas. This article will