Plastic pollution is an increasing global crisis despite large-scale awareness and extensive mitigation efforts. Existing waste management systems and recycling technologies have failed to control the plastic menace.
The Northeast Frontier Railway (NFR) has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Cotton University to promote collaborative research in environmental conservation.
Plastic pollution ranks among the most urgent global environmental crises today, with scientific studies detecting its presence from deep ocean trenches and remote mountain peaks to the human brain and bloodstream.
As a part of ongoing campaign for World Environment Day, Howrah Division of Eastern Railway organised a comprehensive awareness programme aimed at combating plastic pollution
Plastic pollution is reaching epic proportions. Traces of plastic have been found in human blood, placenta and even in breast milk.
BSG has launched a “BSG 25-Tonne Plastic Collection Drive” as part of its “Say No to Plastic” initiative.
Plastic pollution is disrupting food chains vital to animal and human health, and in turn, accelerating the heating of the Ocean.
Each year, eight million tons of plastic end up in the oceans, killing one million marine birds and threatening hundreds of marine life species.
The meeting, titled Sustainable Marine Environment: Marine Debris, on Friday agreed that urgent action was needed to address what they saw as a massive and serious problem.
Kathmandu alone uses around 4,700,000 to 4,800,000 plastic bags daily. In Nepal, 16 per cent of urban waste is comprised…
