Rhode Island’s efforts to combat plastic pollution have seemed commendable but barely scratch the surface of the state's mounting plastic waste problem.

Amazon has presented itself as a liar in the sustainability game.

The year 2023 presented significant challenges for sustainability and a circular economy, with an economic downturn influencing spending habits and placing greater importance on sustainable practices.

The intricate dance between the environment and human health is a topic often overlooked in our daily lives. Yet, the air we breathe, the water we drink, and the food we consume all play pivotal roles in shaping our well-being.

A groundbreaking Global Tipping Points Report is urging governments worldwide to orchestrate transformative policies that trigger technological, economic, and social tipping points.

Recycling emerges as a linchpin in the pursuit of environmental sustainability, wielding a multifaceted impact on our ecological footprint. Its role transcends a mere act of waste management, extending into resource conservation, energy efficiency, and pollution mitigation. It's important to know how recycling benefits sustainability, and to take part as best as you can.

Take the Jeff Bezos hypocrisy; the centibillionaire and founder of Amazon, stands in the spotlight as his lavish lifestyle, particularly his $500 million superyacht named Koru. It's very existence and use raises eyebrows and exposes a glaring contradiction with the mission of his Earth Fund.

From packaging to household items, it seems impossible to escape the clutches of this synthetic wonder and the threat of plastic on human health.

Recycled plastics harbor hundreds of toxic chemical compounds, rendering them unsuitable for most purposes and jeopardizing the vision of a circular economy.

A staggering 21 million tonnes of plastic pollution infiltrated the global environment in 2022, as revealed in an interim report by the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD).

In a groundbreaking move set to reshape the landscape of corporate accountability, California has ushered in new climate disclosure laws that promise to illuminate the often overlooked realm of corporate governance within the ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) triumvirate.

Plastic waste and the resulting plastic pollution is a pressing concern that demands immediate global attention.

New York City has initiated a groundbreaking mandatory composting program, marking a historic shift in how its residents manage their trash.

During the "Recycling's Role in a Sustainable Future" session held on March 7 in National Harbor, Maryland, transparency, public trust, and standardization emerged as central themes in the journey towards advancing plastics sustainability.