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Refill Revolution: A Sustainable Movement in the Philippines and Beyond

Refill Revolution: A Sustainable Movement in the Philippines and Beyond

eyesonmalaysia 1. Origins of the Refill Revolution The Refill Revolution emerged in the Philippines as a grassroots movement to combat plastic waste. In 2018, the Department of Environmental and Natural Resources’ Environmental Management Bureau (EMB) launched the initiative in Central Luzon. The first refilling event took place in Guiguinto, Bulacan, preventing the creation of a…
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The Plastic Waste Pollution in the Philippines

A Cleaner Future for All is possible. eyesonthephilippines Amsterdam, 14 June 2024– With its breathtaking natural beauty and vibrant communities, the Philippines faces a growing crisis that threatens its environment and well-being: plastic waste pollution. In recent years, the archipelago has witnessed a surge in plastic waste, from urban centres to remote beaches.   In this document we’ll…
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Malaysia’s Plastic Waste Challenge

Navigating Malaysia’s Plastic Waste Challenge

A Path to Sustainability eyesonmalaysia 1. Introduction Plastic waste is a pressing global concern, and Malaysia finds itself at the forefront of this challenge. As the world’s largest importer of plastic waste since 2017, the country faces significant environmental implications. Let’s explore the impact and potential solutions. 2. The Plastic Waste Landscape in Malaysia Malaysia…
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Asia’s Largest Advanced Chemical Recycling Plant in Malaysia

Asia’s Largest Advanced Chemical Recycling Plant in Malaysia

eyesonmalaysia 1. Introduction PETRONAS Chemicals Group Berhad (PCG) has embarked on an ambitious mission to build Asia’s largest advanced chemical recycling plant. Located in Pengerang, Johor, this groundbreaking facility is set to revolutionize plastic waste management and contribute to a more sustainable future. 2. The Technology Behind It The plant will utilize Plastic Energy’s patented…
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An effective, legally binding international agreement could reduce plastic pollution by 90 % by 2040 and will play a crucial role in the transition to a circular plastic economy.

Combatting and fighting Plastic Pollution

Norway leads eyesonproject Amsterdam, 29 april 2024 — ‘Plastic pollution is one of the fastest growing environmental problems in the world. We are now extending our initiative to combat plastic pollution in developing countries by providing up to NOK 1 billion over a period of four years’, said Minister of International Development Anne Beathe Tvinnereim. Plastic…
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The importance of Plastic Recycling Revolution with: The Compleximer

A new, sturdy and biodegradable plastic causes a revolution? eyesonindonesia Amsterdam, 26 April 2024 – Plastic recycling is very important to keep the growing mountain of plastic waste in the world under control. Plastics such as foil and packaging make this possible, but not yet with strong plastics such as car tires, shoe soles or…
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