Circular models, like Net-Works, show that with proper systems, tackling ocean pollution and empowering communities can go hand-in-hand.... Read More
Chemicals and Waste
Plastic is everywhere, and that has become a problem. How can citizen science play a part in reducing plastic pollution?... Read More
In light of the current polycrisis, how can we transform global food systems as a means to address the crises?... Read More
In Germany, there is a waste management system that allows people to trade trash for deposit: the pfandsystem.... Read More
Studies show that long-term exposure to tiny particles in polluted air is linked to a higher dementia risk.... Read More
Across Asia, the overproduction and overconsumption of reusables may overshadow their potential to cut waste and emissions.... Read More
OECD’s report shares an overview of the state, challenges, and opportunities of plastic pollution in Southeast Asia and East Asia.... Read More
Despite the urgency to tackle air pollution, India has significantly relaxed its sulfur dioxide emission policy as of July 2025.... Read More
With proper and responsible application, biochar offers substantial benefits as a bioremediation agent, especially in light of rampant soil and water pollution.... Read More
Opting for eco-friendly textiles in fashion production offers an opportunity to minimize waste and environmental impact.... Read More

Involving Coastal Communities in Tackling Ghost Nets Pollution
How Citizen Science Can Help Address Plastic Pollution
Global Food Systems Transformation for Planetary Health
Germany’s Pfandsystem, a Trash Deposit System for Waste Management
Air Pollution Is Linked to Higher Dementia Risk
When Green Turns Excessive: The Overproduction and Overconsumption of Reusables
The State of Plastic Pollution in Southeast Asia and East Asia
Going Backward: India’s Sulfur Dioxide Emission Policy Against Clean Air
Looking into Biochar as a Bioremediation Agent
Using Eco-Friendly Textiles to Support Sustainability in Fashion