Our current reliance on virgin plastic production is deeply intertwined with the volatile global oil market, making industries vulnerable to geopolitical disruptions and price fluctuations. Historical ... read more ›
Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) is a progressive policy approach that places the onus on manufacturers and importers for the entire lifecycle of their products, especially after they become pos ... read more ›
Pharmaceutical companies in Ireland face the challenge of balancing strict regulatory compliance with the growing need for environmental sustainability. Adhering to regulations like GMP, while also mi ... read more ›
The healthcare sector is under increasing pressure to address its environmental impact, and plastic waste is a significant concern. ... read more ›
From hospitals to personal use at homes and the workplace, the surge in medical waste has underscored an urgent need for more sustainable approaches to handling biohazardous materials. ... read more ›
Plastic waste is a pervasive issue with far-reaching environmental and health consequences. Beyond the visible litter, plastic pollution contributes to climate change, harms wildlife, and introduces h ... read more ›
The pharmaceutical industry is taking significant steps towards environmental sustainability with the release of the "Roadmap to Nature Positive". ... read more ›
Understanding waste emissions: Scope 1, 2, and 3 explained. Understanding these scopes is crucial for effective environmental management. ... read more ›
Waste to Energy (W2E) technologies are often touted as a solution to waste management problems, but they are not a "silver bullet." While W2E can reduce landfill volumes and generate energy, it also p ... read more ›