Bans Covid-19 has resurrected single-use plastics by Jessica Heiges and Kate O'Neill Are they back to stay?
Bans Three reasons why banning plastic bags is problematic by David D. Sussman The entire story of their effects must be more closely considered
Circular Economy COVID-19 is laying waste to many U.S. recycling programs by Brian Love & Julie Rieland Waste sources, quantities and destinations are all in flux, and shutdowns have devastated an industry that was already struggling
Oceans Ocean plastics may buoy Europe R-PET market by Matt Tudball, Senior Editor, Recycling, ICIS Recycled polymer markets in Europe are developing at a much faster pace than their virgin counterparts
Bioplastics Biodegradable vs. recyclable plastics: Which is better for the environment? by IDTechEx Only about half of bioplastics are plastics are even biodegradable in the first place
COVID-19 Bottled up frustration for PET by Susan Mair, Petrochemical Analyst at ICIS Changes in tourism and travel due to the pandemic will affect pries and supply of PET resin feedstocks
Environment End the plastic disaster by Oceana Canada Oceana Canada urges Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and Environment Minister Jonathan Wilkinson to fulfill their commitment to ban single-use plastics
COVID-19 What happens to waste PPE during the coronavirus pandemic? by Carly Fletcher The most effective means of disposal is to burn it
Cardboard False arguments being used to promote post-consumer recycled content by John Mulllinder Specifying pre- and post-consumer targets is counterproductive
Biogas Hydrogen from garbage? by SGH2 SGH2’s technology uses recycled mixed paper waste to produce “greener than green” hydrogen