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Winners of 2026 EEA "Resilient by Nature" photo competition announced
European Environment Agency

Winners of 2026 EEA "Resilient by Nature" photo competition announced

A bird navigating trash in a drainage pipe to nature's ability to recover after a forest fire – these are just two of the winning photos announced today that captured the spirit and ethos of this year’s European Environment Agency ‘Resilient by Nature’ photo competition.

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Recycling Today

Caracal adds Baltimore location

Caracal’s 9,000-square-foot warehouse space will serve as a hub for its health care recycling operations in the area.

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9 Weird Hiking Hacks That Actually Make a Difference
Backpacker

9 Weird Hiking Hacks That Actually Make a Difference

Hard hats, crotch-thawing, and walking backward: These tips are bizarre, but they might just have value on the trail. The post 9 Weird Hiking Hacks That Actually Make a Difference appeared first on Backpacker .

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Recycling Today

RMAA introduced in Senate

The companion bill to H.R. 7502 would establish national standards for recycled-content marketing claims on packaging.

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Qatar accelerates circular economy drive
Waste Management World

Qatar accelerates circular economy drive

The 6th Recycling Towards Sustainability Conference in Doha highlights new recycling investments, smart waste-management systems and major infrastructure projects.

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Can hope save the planet? An endangered parrot that is beating the odds can help us find out | Helen Pilcher
The Guardian - Environment

Can hope save the planet? An endangered parrot that is beating the odds can help us find out | Helen Pilcher

A new global biodiversity report strikes an encouraging note. But we cannot rest on our laurels – and resilience is key The new Living Planet Report is out . Published every two years, it assesses the health of the natural world and, historically, it’s made for gloomy reading. Take 2024’s report , which showed global wildlife populations had plummeted by…

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Recovered paper market firms on fragile ground
Waste Management World

Recovered paper market firms on fragile ground

Prices in the recovered paper market are moving up again – but is this the turnaround paper recycling has been waiting for? Francisco Donoso, President of the BIR Paper Division, looks behind the figures at what is really driving the global trade in waste paper, and what it means for circularity.

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Recycling Today

Recover launches RecoverOne

RecoverOne is a range of fiber blends made entirely from recycled materials.

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Qatar Accelerates Circular Economy Drive with New Recycling Investments and Waste-to-Energy Projects
Waste Management World

Qatar Accelerates Circular Economy Drive with New Recycling Investments and Waste-to-Energy Projects

The 6th Recycling Towards Sustainability Conference & Exhibition in Doha is highlighting Qatar’s growing efforts to expand its circular economy, as the country advances new recycling investments, research partnerships, smart waste-management systems and major infrastructure projects aimed at reducing reliance on landfills and generating greater value from…

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