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More and more startups nowadays are committed themselves to finding innovative solutions to environmental problems.
Recycling has become a growing trend, particularly at a time when many are practicing a slow pace of living amidst COVID-19.
Tonnes of unwanted fabrics end up in landfills every year, seriously impacting the environment. However, if such discarded clothes are properly recycled, they could become elegant accessories like handbags, clutches or purses.
“Changing Mindset Little by Little” is what Denise Truong, a French Chinese lady, is trying to leave through her Trash Hero Ho Chi Minh project here in HCMC
A study of litter in UK seas shows the number of plastic bags has fallen, amid a rise in other types of plastic rubbish.
Ha Noi authorities have approved a construction waste recycling project that can replace some of the materials used in building pavements and rural roads.
A 22-year-old Dutchman on Tuesday said it would be possible to reduce by half the millions of tonnes of plastic garbage in the Pacific by deploying floating barriers.
VietNamNet Bridge – Several foreign countries recycle and reuse waste to protect the environment and save natural resources, but this has not received the attention it merits in Viet Nam, environmental experts said.