What to Do about Plastics? Lessons from a Study of United Kingdom Plastics Flows
1/3 of related GHG emissions could be reduced by increasing recycling capacity and reducing demand.
1/3 of related GHG emissions could be reduced by increasing recycling capacity and reducing demand.
Researchers present seven pathways the chemical industry could follow to reach net zero by 2050.
Emissions from global fertilisers could be cut by 84% with a combination of policy solutions and technological measures.
Ammonia is a key chemical produced at large volumes to meet vast global demands for products such as fertilisers. Its production underpins the modern agricultural sector and also...
The plastic industry is dependent on fossil fuels in various ways that result in strong “carbon lock-ins” throughout the value chain and large and growing CO2 emissions. The industry...
Scientists and economists often seek to understand the linkages among natural resources consumption and the cost of resources in tandem with the growth rate, size, and structure of...
This paper examines the role of networks in establishing and sustaining industrial sectors and clusters, the consequent behaviours of those clusters and their participants, and ultimately the implications...
Plastic in the UK: practical and pervasive … but problematic By Jonathan Cullen, Michal Drewniok and André Cabrera Serrenho Click here to download the report (2nd revision) Plastics are ubiquitous in...