Taxing plastic takeaway boxes will help to reduce the massive amount of plastic which is dumped into the oceans.
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Tonnes of plastic end up in the ocean each year, but a switch away from petroleum-based products to bio-derived and degradable composites could lessen marine pollution.
Everyone knows that plastic waste is an environmental problem. So let’s get creative with it.
Refunds for drink bottles and cans get litter out of the environment – but industry remains opposed.
Writing in the Daily Telegraph Dr Phil Hammond, the GP, comedian and columnist wonders whether we have all swallowed the “water con”. Have we, he asks, abandoned rational thought? The answer to this question…
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