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Out with hazardous waste
Jakarta: Indonesia is sending back hundreds of containers of contaminated waste to the West after shipments supposedly containing plastic meant for recycling were found to hide hazardous substances, customs officials said.
Football Manager 2020 shoots for fully recyclable retail edition
Physical editions of Football Manager 2020 will be 100% recyclable, from its case, ink and shrink-wrap to the DVD disc inside that can be repurposed by specialist companies.
From recycled leather to natural dyes, fashion tries to limit environmental damage
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Fashion is supposed to make you look and feel good, and the apparel industry is finally making efforts to have the same effect on the planet.
Surfing gets sustainable with first recyclable wetsuit
LONDON (Reuters) - Surf culture often prides itself on an affinity for nature. But there's a dirty secret hiding in many surfers' cupboards - old wetsuits.
Cleaning up as a community
TEAM Selangor volunteers organised a community plogging programme with the local authority and community leaders at the Ampang Jaya Municipal Council (MPAJ) field in Springville Ukay Perdana in Ampang.
Filipino villagers swap trash for rice in fight against plastics
MANILA: A village in the Philippines is trying to tackle the scourge of plastic waste by offering rice to residents in exchange for their trash.
Vigilance stepped up to control haze
SELANGOR government is working closely with the state Department of Environment (DOE) to monitor factories and prevent open burning by the public.
Tex Cycle's renewable energy plant JV to provide 20% in net profit from 2021
KUALA LUMPUR: Earnings from scheduled waste recycling company Tex Cycle Technology (M) Bhd’s joint venture with UK’s Culzean Generation Ltd is likely to contribute an estimated 20% in net profit to Tex Cycle beginning 2021.
Citi: Gold rally to US$2,000 would be bad news for diamonds
MOSCOW: Citigroup Inc’s prediction that gold could rally above US$2,000 an ounce in two years would be negative for another precious and shiny commodity: diamonds, according to Barry Ehrlich, an analyst at the bank.
Communities as custodians
From DR KULSANOFER SYED THAJUDEEN of Petaling Jaya.