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Birmingham bin strikes to continue for months, union warns, as industrial dispute deepens — REUTERS / ixx511

Labor Strike · West Midlands

Birmingham bin strikes to continue for months, union warns, as industrial dispute deepens

46% Center coverage: 11 sources

Rubbish will continue rotting in the streets of Birmingham for months, union chiefs have warned, after more workers voted to join industrial action.See the Story

New Alliance Launched to Tackle Ocean Plastic

New Alliance Launched to Tackle Ocean Plastic

Leading shipping companies are joining forces to combat ocean plastic pollution through the launch of the Maritime Association for Clean Seas (MACS): a new industry alliance driving measurable reductions in plastic and operational waste at scale.Founded by Seven Clean Seas (SCS)…See the Story

Recycled cotton verification with DNA technology

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Recycled cotton verification with DNA technology

Haelixa’s DNA marker is applied directly to post-industrial and post-consumer waste, before shredding, staying intact through New Focus Textiles’ mechanical recycling process. The non-toxic DNA marker, which is derived from Swiss mountain herbs, is a permanent tag, and cannot be removed or copied, remaining embedded throughout spinning, weaving, dyeing, and finishing. At any point, the material can be tested in an accredited laboratory using a s…See the Story

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