Summary of INC-5: No Agreement Reached on Plastics Treaty
Learn what happened at the INC-5 meeting in Busan, South Korea and why the world can’t come to a consensus on plastic pollution.
Learn what happened at the INC-5 meeting in Busan, South Korea and why the world can’t come to a consensus on plastic pollution.
The EPR Waste Association of South Africa NPO (eWASA) has launched a transformative partnership with the Greater Tygerberg Partnership (GTP), investing R697 300 in a comprehensive initiative that combines environmental sustainability with social upliftment in Bellville. This groundbreaking collaboration, supported by the City of Cape Town, represents a significant step forward in eWASA’s …
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Description: Discover two successful South African neighbourhood recycling programs and learn how to start one in your community