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  • Clearing War Debris Can Help Ukraine Move Forward

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    Guest Contributor  //  March 4, 2024  //  By J.A. Atchue III, Karl Dix & Billy Tress

    When Russia launched its brutal invasion of Ukraine on February 22, 2024, Western nations supported Ukraine with military and financial aid. But over two years, the cost of the war has been devastating—not only in terms of lives lost, and injuries sustained, but also in the number of buildings destroyed. According to some estimates, more than 150K structures have been damaged in the conflict.

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  • Igniting a Reuse Revolution in China’s War Against Plastic Waste

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    China Environment Forum  //  Vulnerable Deltas  //  February 15, 2024  //  By Danning Lu

    Food takeaway has become a symbol of urban lifestyle convenience in China, but the resulting single-use plastic (SUP) waste has become a costly environmental and economic burden. In 2020, urbanites ordering on food delivery apps generated 37 billion SUP containers and a small fraction was recycled. According to a report by Pacific Environment, 88.5% of SUP waste in China is landfilled, incinerated, or leaked to the environment. Food and beverage packaging is the number one contributor to China’s SUPs.  

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