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Rebound Plastic Exchange to facilitate global trade of recycled plastic, reducing plastic pollution

ABU DHABI, UAE, Jan. 18, 2022 /PRNewswire/ International Holding Company (IHC) today announced the establishment of Rebound Ltd to create an in.

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Taking on the World s Plastic Footprint | East-West Center

Plastic waste crisis is impacting more people today than climate change, Asia-based advocate says Quick take:With only 10 percent of plastic waste currently being recycled, an estimated two billion people are impacted each day by plastic pollution.Almost all types of plastic are now recyclable, but the high cost of collection and machinery is a primary barrier in improving

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EWC Insights: Reducing Southeast Asia s Plastic Footprint

EWC Insights: Reducing Southeast Asia s Plastic Footprint
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Plastic pollution: Chinese scientists identify polythene-eating bacteria

. Chinese scientists say they have identified a blend of marine bacteria that appears capable of breaking down polythene, one of the most ubiquitous plastics on the planet and source of much of the pollution in the world s oceans. While the plastic-eating qualities of bacteria are already well known to the scientific community, the research by the Institute of Oceanology, Chinese Academy of Sciences in Qingdao, east China s Shandong province, is the first to establish a direct link to polythene (PE). In the study, which was published in the Journal of Hazardous Materials on April 23, a team led by Sun Chaomin said they had discovered a combination of bacteria that was able to break down not only polyethylene terephthalate (PET) - from which bottles are made - but also polythene, which is used to make bags.

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