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After 3 months in force, India’s single use plastic ban has failed

From July 1, 2022, India banned the following single use plastic items: ear buds with plastic sticks, plastic sticks for balloons, plastic flags, candy sticks, ice- cream sticks, polystyrene (thermocol) for decoration, plastic plates, cups, glasses, cutlery such as forks, spoons, knives; straws, trays, wrapping or packing film around sweet boxes, invitation cards, cigarette packets, plastic or PVC banners less than 100 micron, and stirrers.

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Researchers at the University of Jena (Germany), together with colleagues in India and Germany, investigated the potential of different species of duckweed as a food source for humans. In particular, duckweed is not only considered an important animal feed but also considered by experts as a “superfood” in the future, bringing a lot of nutrition to humans. As an aquatic plant, duckweed does not occupy valuable arable land.

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PET PLASTIC RECYCLING BY ENZYME TECHNOLOGY Plastic recycling, especially PET plastic, is a complex issue that needs to be solved to protect the environment, as well as combat climate change. Among the technologies currently under development, the French start-up Carbios, after more than 10 years of research and experimentation, has become one of the leading "plastic-eating" mutant enzymes to recycle PET plastic. the company is a pioneer in the field of bio-recycling, "green" recycling.With Carbios, in just a few years, France will become the first country in the world to have a PET plastic recycling plant with an industrial scale

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Polystyrene foam, commonly known as Styrofoam, is a commonly used plastic in packaging and insulation industry. However, recycling is extremely difficult, and most places do not accept collection for recycling. Many countries around the world and some states in the US have enacted a total or partial ban on polystyrene foam. However, it is still one of the most widely used plastics, several million tons are produced each year.

Researchers at the University of Queensland in Australia have discovered that a type of beetle larva can eat, and completely decompose styrofoam, which is notoriously difficult to recycle. The larvae of the Zophobas morio beetle have enzymes in their intestines that can break down the polystyrene. Chris Rinke, senior lecturer in the School of Chemistry and Molecular Biosciences at the University of Queensland, said: “This larva is like a small recycling plant, chopping polystyrene with its mouth and then letting the bacteria in its intestine decompose”

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By studying these plastic-eating bacteria, scientists have discovered some enzymes that can break down plastic much faster than a decade ago. It's a big advance over traditional recycling, which uses heat to melt plastic, resulting in the material being degraded and less useful. After demonstrating the new technique, a company in France called Carbios is expected to recycle 50,000 tons of plastic a year soon.

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Special beer made from recycled toilet waste in in Singapore. New beer in Singapore called NEWBrew is paying attention to how this beer is made.

The special beer, called NEWBrew, uses recycled toilet waste water to make and was first sold in stores in Singapore in April. The idea for a NEWater beverage, made from wastewater, was launched. special treatment, first introduced in 2003

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Scientists at Lund University in Sweden, have developed a method to turn cotton into sugar, which can be turned into valuable products including: spandex, nylon and ethanol.

It is estimated that around 25 million tons of cotton are discarded around the world each year. In Sweden, most of the material is fed directly to the incinerator and becomes district heating.

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8 Tips To Reduce Waste / Sustainability #shorts

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What Do You Do At Home To Combat Climate Change

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What Do You Do At Home To Combat Climate Change

Here are 10 ways you can make your home more environmentally friendly:

1.Saving lighting energy

One of the simplest sustainable house upgrades you can make is to upgrade your home’s lighting, which offsets a significant amount of energy consumption. LED lights consume up to 90% less energy than traditional bulbs (saving the typical customer $225 per year). Other small improvements to your home’s lighting can also save you money on your energy bill.

Pulling drapes over your windows during the summer months when you need to keep your home cool will help your air conditioner work more efficiently. When choosing curtains, keep in mind that bright colors will reflect the most light from entering your home. Keeping your home cool can save you more energy than keeping it bright, even if you’ll need to use your lights more often with curtains.

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