Hunan Vary Tech Co., a Chinese leader in plastic waste recycling, showcased its advanced pyrolysis technology at the INC-5 conference in Busan, South Korea, and signed a significant cooperation agreement with a South Korean recycling company to combat global plastic pollution. This partnership leverages Vary Tech’s sixth-generation pyrolysis technology, capable of processing 150 tons of plastic waste daily, transforming it into valuable resources.
Hunan Vary Tech Co., Ltd. showcased its advanced plastic-to-fuel pyrolysis technology at the INC-5 conference in Busan, South Korea, signing a significant cooperation agreement with a Korean recycling firm to combat global plastic pollution. This collaboration marks a key step in advancing chemical recycling and sustainable waste management.
The fifth session of the Intergovernmental Negotiating Committee (INC-5) on plastic pollution concluded with significant disagreements on key issues, including funding for developing nations. India championed a dedicated multilateral fund to aid developing countries in tackling plastic pollution, emphasizing the need for a balanced approach that supports sustainable development.
Negotiations for a landmark global treaty to curb plastic pollution are facing major hurdles just two days before the deadline. A new draft reveals significant disagreements on key issues like production targets, definitions of plastic pollution, and funding mechanisms, raising concerns among environmental groups.
High-stakes negotiations for a global plastic treaty are underway in Busan, South Korea. While the UN Environment Programme chief urges compromise, activists and citizens worldwide demand strong, legally binding action to curb plastic production and pollution. The outcome will significantly impact the planet’s health and future.
Negotiations for a global treaty to curb plastic pollution are underway in Busan, South Korea, but deep divisions between nations threaten to derail the process. While some countries push for production caps, others resist, echoing the challenges faced in global climate negotiations. The future of the treaty and its impact on global health and the environment hang in the balance.
The global plastic granules market is poised for significant growth, driven by the increasing demand for biodegradable plastics and the rise of sustainable packaging. While these trends are positive, concerns over plastic pollution and the challenges of recycling remain hurdles. This report dives into the key market drivers, challenges, and opportunities for the plastic granules industry, highlighting the impact of AI and the growing focus on eco-friendly solutions.
Saie, a clean beauty brand, has announced The Saie Climate Initiative, a groundbreaking commitment to fight plastic pollution within the beauty industry. The initiative aims to reduce the estimated 120 billion units of packaging produced annually, much of which is non-recyclable. Saie is partnering with rePurpose Global, a leading plastic action platform, to implement a three-pronged approach that addresses plastic waste reduction, recovery, and responsible sourcing.
California Attorney General Rob Bonta filed a lawsuit against ExxonMobil, accusing the oil giant of deceiving the public about plastic recycling. The lawsuit alleges that ExxonMobil falsely promoted all plastics as recyclable, contributing to plastic pollution. The lawsuit seeks unspecified damages and is the first attempt by a U.S. government official to hold an oil and gas company accountable for misleading claims about plastics.
Norton Transport, a leading driveaway transport services company, has announced a partnership with 4Ocean, a global ocean cleanup nonprofit, to remove 2.5 tons of plastic waste from the world’s oceans and rivers. This initiative underscores Norton’s commitment to sustainability and environmental responsibility.
