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Progress tackling plastic waste 'almost invisible' as record 220m tonnes predicted this year - Vimarsana News

Progress tackling plastic waste 'almost invisible' as record 220m tonnes predicted this year

Global average plastic waste per person to hit 28kg this year, as total level of waste set to rise more than seven per cent since 2021

The shocking extent of Earth's plastic crisis: 220 MILLION tonnes of waste are set to be generated this year - the equivalent of 20,000 Eiffel Towers - Vimarsana News

The shocking extent of Earth's plastic crisis: 220 MILLION tonnes of waste are set to be generated this year - the equivalent of 20,000 Eiffel Towers

The charity EA Earth Action have released their annual study showing that across the globe, 28kg of plastic waste per person will be created in 2024.

Majority Of Brits Concerned About Microplastic Impact, Survey Finds - Vimarsana News

Majority Of Brits Concerned About Microplastic Impact, Survey Finds

The poll found that 80% of British people surveyed are concerned about the impact of microplastics on the environment and human health.

Source: forbes.com
The Engineer - Polls find UK public concerned about microplastic pollution - Vimarsana News

The Engineer - Polls find UK public concerned about microplastic pollution

People in the UK are concerned about microplastic pollution and believe action needs to be taken, polls carried out by Xeros Technology and Matter have found.

How bold are the Food and Drink Federation's sustainable policy recommendations? - Vimarsana News

How bold are the Food and Drink Federation's sustainable policy recommendations?

The Food and Drink Federation (FDF) has set out its green policy priorities for the next UK Government, calling on all parties to make bolder pledges on the energy transition and on regenerative agriculture. But is the language on these issues, and on plastics, strong enough?

Source: edie.net