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Hong Kong's Waste Problem: Experts Urge Action To Reduce City's Reliance on Landfills - Vimarsana News

Hong Kong's Waste Problem: Experts Urge Action To Reduce City's Reliance on Landfills

Plastic is the finance hub's second-largest source of municipal solid waste, with the average amount disposed daily totalling 2,331 tonnes in 2021—a weight equivalent to nearly 70 adult humpback whales. In October, the city's legislature amended the "Product Eco-Responsibility Bill", implementing a two-stage ban on some plastic products.

Turning the Blowtorch on Australian Nursing Home Problem - Vimarsana News

Turning the Blowtorch on Australian Nursing Home Problem

At aged care homes across the country, an unfathomable problem is literally piling up with absorbent, single-use products ...

Financial Institutions Need to Support a Code Change to Cleanup Bitcoin - Vimarsana News

Financial Institutions Need to Support a Code Change to Cleanup Bitcoin

Big financial services companies like Fidelity need to acknowledge Bitcoin’s climate pollution and other environmental impacts by taking responsibility for the problem. The financial industry is generating revenue and creating services to help grow this energy-intensive cryptocurrency. At the same time, corporate pledges to reduce carbon emissions and sustainability plans don’t include Bitcoin’s climate impacts or risks.

"No Waste No Hunger" project aims to draw attention to global food waste problem - Vimarsana News

"No Waste No Hunger" project aims to draw attention to global food waste problem

“No Waste No Hunger” project aims to draw attention to global food waste problem

BBCNEWS BBC News June 4, 2024 08:44:00 - Vimarsana News

BBCNEWS BBC News June 4, 2024 08:44:00

To the government for comment, but it hasn�*t received a response. for paul, now is the time to act. translation: i think we've done enough talking. i there needs to be more of an effort to change. waste causes illnesses. taking care of the environment means protecting ourselves and living longer. but despite individual initiatives and growing international pressure, the country still has a long way to go to manage its waste problem. joice etutu, bbc news, kinshasa. let�*s get some of the day�*s other news. memorial services have been held in australia to mark the 20th anniversary of the...