The Plastic Deception – Politics, Plastic, and Marine Conservation

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Some enormous, breaking news today (16/02/24) on the plastics industry from the US-based Centre for Climate Integrity. Their report, ‘The Fraud of Plastic Recycling’ brings to the surface what many in the conservation and waste sectors have known for decades, yet the majority of people have been completely unaware of. “Through new and existing research,

2023 Global Program Highlights & Impact Report

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INDIA HIGHLIGHTS: Onboarded 111 businesses in the Waste Collection Service. The WCS now enables 294 households (~1800 people) to sort, manage and recycle their waste! Removed a mammoth 6182kg of solid waste and 3879kg of organic waste from polluting the land, water, ocean, and our communities. Produced 1800kg of certified organic compost from the 3879kg

MangroveWatch Monitoring Program on the Brunswick River

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Earlier in 2023, we trained community members to assess the health of mangrove forests, understand their crucial value, and inspire others to learn about their importance and role in combating climate change. Keep reading to learn why we all need to get wild about mangroves! What are mangroves? Mangroves are plants that thrive in conditions

Celebrating Waste Management Leaders in the Solomon Islands

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In the Solomon Islands, our remarkable team organised a month-long waste collection competition that showcased the power of community engagement and sustainability. In this blog post, we will introduce you to the dedicated households who stood out as true waste management champions. Waste management competition criteria: Participate in weekly waste collection service run by Positive

Single-use plastic products banned in the Solomon Islands!

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The Solomon Islands is taking a significant step towards environmental preservation by announcing a comprehensive ban on single-use plastic products. Starting from September 1, the regulation will prohibit the import, manufacture, distribution, and sale of various plastic items in the country. This initiative is part of the government’s commitment to hosting a “Safe and Green”