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Carrots work better than sticks
Can the right incentives close the gap between idea and execution in sustainability policy?
Profit and the planet
Change needs to happen at an organisational level – but that starts with pressure from consumers
Shanghai leads battle against China’s rising mountain of trash
On July 1, Shanghai launched China's most ambitious garbage separation and recycling programme ever
Alternative straws: the long and the short of it
Plastic straws and their role in environmental sustainability remain an issue of global concern
Letters to the editor: April 26 to May 2
Our readers write in about plastic waste and an article on President Jair Bolsonaro
China plastic waste ban throws global recycling into chaos
In mainland China, imports of plastic waste have dropped from 600 000 tonnes per month in 2016 to about 30 000 a month in 2018
Death or taxes for polluting plastic
South Africa's apathetic attitude to plastic use requires an intervention — but what would work here?
Letters to the editor: April 18 to 25
Our readers write in about the University of Cape Town, recycling and the South African Jewish Board of Deputies
Your recycling isn’t being recycled
Despite national plans to reuse waste and reduce SA’s carbon emissions, too much rubbish is still going into landfills and
money is being lost
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