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Ottawa wants to find how much plastic producers are making, and where it ends up - Vimarsana News

Ottawa wants to find how much plastic producers are making, and where it ends up

Plastic producers will be required to detail the quantity and type of plastic they put into the Canadian market under new rules announced Monday.

Source: cbc.ca
Having your shelves filled with Stanley tumblers is not the point of the cup - Vimarsana News

Having your shelves filled with Stanley tumblers is not the point of the cup

Stanley cup collectors are all over TikTok, but environmentalists say overconsumption shouldn't be the point of the reusable water bottle hype.

Source: yahoo.com
How green are those Stanley tumblers that everyone wants thanks to TikTok? - Vimarsana News

How green are those Stanley tumblers that everyone wants thanks to TikTok?

A gigantic tumbler that purportedly keeps drinks cold even if it’s left in your burning car is the stainless steel status symbol of the moment. But sustainability advocates warn the waste the Stanley cup craze may create will last far longer than the trend itself.

Source: cbc.ca
Canada's unlikely prophet of garbage incineration - Vimarsana News

Canada's unlikely prophet of garbage incineration

Jane Toller, the warden for MRC Pontiac, is an unlikely garbage incineration prophet to covert waste to energy. But she has her critics.

Frazzled by all the plastic packaging on your produce? - Vimarsana News

Frazzled by all the plastic packaging on your produce?

In this week's issue of our environment newsletter, we look at the struggle to reduce plastic use in the sale of produce and why climate scientists think their warnings are becoming repetitive yet remain utterly necessary.

Source: cbc.ca