An Updated Case Study on the Ocean Cleanup
If current trends continue, plastic could outweigh fish in the ocean by 2050. This case study examines how The Ocean Cleanup is scaling its solutions to address this growing challenge.
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A World of Plastic: Soon to an End?
8 million tons of plastic enter the world’s oceans every year. However, scientists say it is possible to slash 80% of that pollution by reducing the growth of production, improving waste collection, and investing in recyclables.
A Deposit Return System for Single-Use Plastic: What Are We Waiting For?
A Deposit Return System for single-use plastic can save us from a derailing waste management. “A Buon Rendere – molto più di un vuoto” tries to create such a system in Italy, to move towards a circular economy.
How to Change the Status Quo of Packaging
Big changes to packaging laws are on their way in Europe, but Italian industries and supermarkets do not really like them.
The “Invisible” pollution in the building and construction industry
Construction sites are an important source of plastic pollution in urban areas. Plastic fences and packaging materials can be subject to weathering and pollute the environment.
The Loneliness of Face Masks
Face masks against Covid-19 must be used to protect the public health. Yet they can threaten the health of oceans and drylands if littered.
A case study on the success of The Ocean Cleanup
In 2012, he had the idea to clean up the plastic waste of the oceans. In 2017, his idea gathered more than 31M$. Read the business review of The Ocean Cleanup case study.
