Tokyo Olympics third-least sustainable Olympics since 1992.
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EnvironmentalHow Much E-Waste is Being Recycled?
By McCoy Hutchison0The United Nations reported that only 17.4% of e-waste discarded in 2019 was recycled.
EnvironmentalSham E-Waste Recycling
By McCoy Hutchison0The term “e-waste” is loosely applied to consumer and business electronic equipment that is near or at the end of its useful life. When companies send their e-waste to be…
EnvironmentalThe Green Consumer
By McCoy Hutchison0It’s 2020. People care about the environment. Green consumers are responsible shoppers, and they expect the same from corporations. People are even ditching businesses that don’t make the grade. Out…
EnvironmentalMillions of Tons of Solar Panels Set to Expire by 2050
By Julianne Jacobs0Solar panels are a huge source of renewable, clean energy. The energy is pollution-free and emits zero greenhouse gas after installation. Solar panels reached wide installation in the early 2000s…
EnvironmentalGold: The Metal of All Trades
By Julianne Jacobs0Gold has been known for centuries as a symbol of wealth and power. Today, it still holds it status as a royal metal, but it’s also being utilized for modern…
EnvironmentalTokyo 2020 Takes Gold in Recycling Efforts
By Julianne Jacobs0The countdown is on for the Tokyo 2020 Olympics. With less than one year to go, preparation for the global athletic event of the century is well underway. While…