Kimberly-Clark’s recycling trial turns disposable nappies into compost
The Nappy Loop uses anaerobic digestion to convert the soiled nappies into nutrient-rich compost.
The Nappy Loop uses anaerobic digestion to convert the soiled nappies into nutrient-rich compost.
Furthermore, despite rising food insecurity and increasing prices, 60 per cent of consumers prefer to eat healthy food most of the time.
While there is evidence that reliance on customary knowledge, systems and practices helped tourism workers to survive and even thrive during the pandemic, the future for many is uncertain.
By the start of next year, all 10 Ikea stores nationwide will include the new shop-within-a-shop concept, where customers can find products that can help them use less energy.
Scale says its new material helps reduce unnecessary aquatic waste.
The new gift card is made from a superior sustainable paperboard manufactured by one of the world’s most environmentally friendly paper mills. There is no use of fossil fuels in the process of making paperboard.
An estimated 2.1 million tonnes of CO2 will be sequestered over a 25-year carbon crediting period by planting the trees.
Joining as a player number 23 of “Team Century”, Jeremey Scott is in charge of promoting various environmental and social sustainability projects throughout 2022.
Customers can witness how an on-site recycler separates coffee capsules from the coffee grounds and recycles the aluminum to make second-life products.
MyNoke’s earthworms – described as “nature’s little eco-warriors” – are producing fertiliser, and diverting organic waste from landfills.
Mountains of discarded lolly wrappers, pumpkins, costumes and decorations are created every year for Halloween. How can we create a more sustainable event??
Soluble cleaning tablets and hand soaps are 200 times smaller and 300 times lighter than the common liquid cleaners sold in supermarkets.
“As a concept, Modibodi’s reusable products are a great option for customers looking to reduce carbon emissions in their daily habits.”
New Zealand supermarket chain Countdown has launched a range of collectible Bricks for the festive season – and once again this year, they are made from 100 per cent recycled plastic.
Additionally, while governments make the biggest contributions to environmental sustainability, private enterprises are consistently underperforming.