The chemical group referred to as PFAS (per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances) — more popularly called…
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Month: August 2023
Coca-Cola, bottlers plan recycling tech investments
The Coca-Cola Company and eight of its bottling partners launched a $137.7 million venture capital fund to help spark sustainability innovations.
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Groups to EPA: Consider source reduction and EPR
Ahead of the July 31 deadline, the EPA has received nearly 100 comments on its draft National Strategy to Prevent Plastic Pollution, many of them calling for federal-level programs.
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New research shows that Americans may have absorbed public messaging about the importance of recycling too well.
Do deposits decrease beverage sales? Study says no
A study looking at two decades of beverage sale trends around the world found that there was no decrease in sales when deposit return systems went into effect or were expanded.
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BURLINGTON, Ontario –Anaergia Inc. (TSX: ANRG) today announced it has been selected as the Energy Recovery Contractor for a new system that will produce renewable power from wastewater sludge at the East County Advanced Water Purification (East
Tuesday, the Intellectual Property subcommittee of the House Judiciary Committee held a hearing on Right to Repair. iFixit CEO Kyle Wiens testified.
Source: Congress Asks iFixit if the Right to Repair Exists | iFixit News
The Coca-Cola Company is moving forward with several reusable packaging pilots in North America, including one that replaces single-use cups with reusable ones at large venues.
Source: Coca-Cola Accelerates Reusable Packaging Pilots | Consumer Goods Technology
While the concept has been around for years, the emergence of producer responsibility laws and other recycling targets could make it more mainstream.
People in the Golden State just want to fix their stuff. Sacramento lawmakers are doing something about it.