Drowning in a sea of waste
The convenience of using plastic leaves our world smothered in rubbish.
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Critical Thinking Forum on the Effects of Recycling
There is no legislation in place to make recycling a legal requirement and it is entirely voluntary with no incentives or rewards from government.
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Going green can put you in the black
Cost is a big wake-up call, which is why the green revolution is starting to make financial sense.
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Going green without financial blues
So you want to do your bit to save the planet? Here are cost-free ways to start making a difference.
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Centre turns learners green
The Delta Environmental Centre is empowering children to become more green.
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Little green fingers
When the Birches Pre-Primary School garden and environmental project started in 1993, few learners showed interest.
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Resolution liquidation bad news for recycling
Resolution Recycling, the once-celebrated Johannesburg-based waste recycling company, this week announced that it had filed for liquidation.
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How to recycle your PC
Getting a shiny new computer often means figuring out what to do with the old one. And dispensing of an old or unneeded computer is no trivial task.
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The quest for zero waste
In Kamikatsu, Japan, waste must be separated into no fewer than 34 categories before being taken to a recycling centre.
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Tiger launches new biodegradable plastic
But not everyone is impressed with this eco-friendly gesture, writes Surika van Schalkwyk.
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