Recycling
Zero-Waste Project great success: First lady
The Zero-Waste Project has been a great success, making a large contribution to the Turkish economy, first lady Emine Erdoğan has said.
"The project has reached a point that it is beyond my dreams," the first lady said in an interview with Anadolu Agency, noting that people from all quarters of the society are aware of the Zero-Waste initiative.
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Delphi Forum: The circular economy to be integrated into the DNA of business
Regarding the goal set by the government within the next two years to eliminate the disgraceful fines for illegal landfills, the secretary general for Energy, Manolis Grafakos spoke, among other things, in the context of the 7th Delphi Forum that is taking place April 6-9. He characteristically stated: "We want to leave behind the management of yesterday.
Village muhtars come to metropolis to collect paper waste: Report
Muhtars (local heads) of many Anatolian villages come to Istanbul as seasonal workers to collect paper waste at the time of the year when they cannot earn a living with farming, according to a report by an agency affiliated with the Istanbul Metropolis Municipality.
The Istanbul Planning Agency's report showed that some 18 tons of domestic waste are collected daily in the metropolis.
WHO warns: Excessive use of protective masks spurred a huge glut of health care waste
The World Health Organization says overuse of gloves, "moon suits" and the use of billions of masks and vaccination syringes to help prevent the spread of the coronavirus have spurred a huge glut of health care waste worldwide.
California pushes composting to lower food waste emissions
Banana peels, chicken bones and leftover veggies won't have a place in California trashcans under the nation's largest mandatory residential food waste recycling program that's set to take effect in January.
The effort is designed to keep landfills in the most populous U.S. state clear of food waste that damages the atmosphere as it decays.
Circular economy discussed at Uludağ Economy Summit
New production and business models that emphasize innovation and sustainability were discussed at the "Circular Economy: Don't Waste the Future" session on the second day of the Uludağ Economy Summit.
Plastic bottles are “chocking” Greek islands
In the darkest colors, Bloomberg presents the dependence of popular, Greek, arid islands (Aegina, Patmos, Santorini) on plastic bottles of water to meet the needs of their residents and the millions of visitors who choose them every summer for their holidays, leaving money in the Greek economy, but at the same time burdening the islands with their environmental footprint.
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Waste collectors seek better working conditions
Turkish street waste collectors have been waiting for legislation from authorities to improve their working conditions, the head of an NGO has said.
Keeping the environment clean in addition to contributing to the economy, street waste collectors have played a vital role on the front lines during the COVID-19 lockdowns. Now they seek better working conditions and social security.
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Leading PR Agency M3 Communications Group Launches Campaign "Plastic Free Office"
The leading PR agency is committed to eliminating disposable plastic in its office by the end of 2022.
Bulgaria: Caps for the Future Charity Initiative Begins this Weekend
Recycling of aluminum cans -with care for nature and in support of a noble cause.
The Caps for the Future charity initiative is also starting to collect aluminum cans in support of its cause for children's medical equipment.