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Researchers also find impact of bottled water on ecosystems is 1,400 times higher than that of tap water

Ocean plastic pollution is less than 1% of what we've been screaming for decades, but is still as big a problem as ever

Owners of Queensland’s controversial Carmichael mine say plant will use 3.1m tonnes of coal a year to make PVC

To keep economies, lifestyles, and prosperity continuing their growth among humanity, the world’s focus should be toward the development of clones or generics to the oil derivatives that have made possible the robust economies...

The effort to find a replacement for the dying climate crisis has plumbed new depths.

Late last year, Solugen, a startup using synthetic biology to take hydrocarbons out of the chemicals industry, decided against pursuing a new round of funding that would have valued the company at over $1 billion, TechCrunch...

A new investigation by NPR and PBS Frontline reveals that for decades, executives in the oil and plastic industries invested millions of U.S. dollars into misleading the public about the recycling of plastics....

Oil will be replaced by clean electricity, BP predicts, as demand may never recover from Covid-19 pandemic

Across the Gulf of Mexico and the Caribbean, scientists are developing alternative sustainable solutions to the golden tide of Sargassum

London-based Greyparrot, which uses computer vision AI to scale efficient processing of recycling, has bagged £1.825 million (~$2.2M) in seed funding, topping up the $1.2M in pre-seed funding it had raised previously. The...

In a small suburb of Melbourne, two entrepreneurs are developing a technology that could mean big changes for the packaging industry. Stuart Gordon and Mark Appleford are the co-founders of Varden, a company that has developed...

Leaders condemn backing of global sectors that disregard green economy goals

The European Commission has set out a plan to move towards a ‘right to repair’ for electronics devices, such as mobile phones, tablets and laptops...

Further steps have been taken to clean up beaches and seas in 2019 – but much more needs to be done

It was the decade of austerity, fracking, populism and internet lies. But not everything about the 2010s was terrible