Delhi To Get A New STP & WTP After 13 Year
2019-06-01
A new sewage treatment plant (STP) is being set up at Okhla, New Delhi, which will be the largest such plant in India. The plant was approved by Delhi JalContinue Reading
Basel Convention: No More Shipments Of Plastic Waste To Poor Nations
2019-06-01
Since 1992, a treaty known as the Basel Convention has regulated how nations transport hazardous materials across borders. The United Nations announced that the governments of more than 180 nationsContinue Reading
Deepest Ocean Dive, Diver Finds “You Guessed It Right”-Plastic
2019-05-25
Victor Vescovo completed the deep sea dive as part of a mission called the Five Deeps Expedition, through which he plans to explore the deepest points in all five of theContinue Reading
2020: First Renewables-Powered Olympics Games
2019-05-21
Committing to 100% renewable power for the 2020 games, Japan’s Olympic organizing committee plans to offset all unavoidable CO₂ emissions, ensure that all products are sourced according to a strictContinue Reading
Marine Plastic Is Killing Oxygen Giving Bacteria
2019-05-16
People are aware about animals ingesting plastic but virtually nothing is known about how it affects life-giving bacteria at the base of the marine food chain. This is the firstContinue Reading
Earthling First: Creating Sustainable Events
2019-05-15
Clean Future in conversation with Tamanna Sharma, Founder and Director, Earthling First (OPC) Private Limited on how they are ensuring Zero Waste Contribution to already overflowing landfills. When was theContinue Reading
GPWM: Greening Planet By Managing Waste
2019-05-13
Ravi Kapoor, Executive Director at Green Planet Waste Management Pvt. Ltd.(GPWM) explains to Clean Future how the company is leading the way in waste management space for close to aContinue Reading
PDK: The Endlessly Recyclable Plastic
2019-05-11
Plastics are both a boon and a bane to all humanity. One the one hand, they are strong, light, and flexible. On the other hand, they take centuries to breakContinue Reading