Zero Waste
Does Recycling Create More Waste? – A Tweetchat
November 4, 2016 | be Waste Wise
Recycling must not become only “R”. Education is needed on the Reduce & Reuse parts Read More
Changing Lifestyle to Mitigate Climate Change
August 23, 2016 | be Waste Wise 1
Watch Prof. Carl Zimring (Pratt Institute) and Alisa Shargorodsky (Zero Waste Consultant) discuss the our lifestyles, impact on waste generation and climate change. This panel is organized under the theme “Consumption & Climate Change” sponsored by ISVAG under the 2016 Global Dialogue on Waste.Read More
Father of Waste Hierarchy Talks About Circular Economy and Zero Waste
December 10, 2014 | be Waste Wise 12
In this interview, the Father of waste hierarchy – Ad Lansink – responds to questions like whether the circular economy has killed the waste hierarchy, and others.Read More
Zero waste versus zero landfill
August 26, 2014 | be Waste Wise
Peter Jones and Maxine Perella discuss about Zero waste versus zero landfill and what should circular economy thinkers realistically aspire to.Read More
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2020
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Informal Waste Recycling in India
Informal Waste Recycling in India
Aug 6 @ 9:30 am – 10:30 am
Click here to register for this panel. The informal waste recycling sector in India is significant in its proportion. Household waste follows the chain of waste picker to aggregator to recycler, and the entire chain[...]Read More
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Opportunities in Chemical Recycl...
Opportunities in Chemical Recycl...
Aug 19 @ 3:30 am – 4:30 am
Click here to register for the webinar Asia is the largest contributor to ocean-bound plastics and the fastest-growing region for packaging consumption. In recent years, chemical recycling, in the form of monomer recycling and plastics-to-fuel[...]Read More
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2:00 pm
Extended Producer Responsibility...
Extended Producer Responsibility...
Aug 26 @ 2:00 pm – 3:00 pm
Latin America and the Caribbean generate about 541.000 tons/day of municipal solid waste and have a high per capita generation of 1 kg/inhabitant per day. About 90 % of the MSW ends in landfill sites[...]Read More
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