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Can the music industry go green?
By Genna Buck
Glastonbury Festival's recent ban on bottled water is latest in a string of green pledges from music biz
Breaking down our plastic habit, by the numbers
As the NDP calls for a national ban on single-use plastics, Knight Bites draws on some startling plastic stats
Can Loop’s 21st century milkman fix plastic plague?
By Adria Vasil
TerraCycle's new circular shopping platform rescues big packaged brands from PR crisis
Your right to repair
By Takara Small
Electronic waste is piling up, but advocates have a plan to fight back

	Can the music industry go green? By Genna Buck Waste
	Glastonbury Festival's recent ban on bottled water is latest in a string of green pledges from music biz

	Breaking down our plastic habit, by the numbers Waste
	As the NDP calls for a national ban on single-use plastics, Knight Bites draws on some startling plastic stats

	Can Loop’s 21st century milkman fix plastic plague? By Adria Vasil Waste
	TerraCycle's new circular shopping platform rescues big packaged brands from PR crisis

	Your right to repair By Takara Small Waste
	Electronic waste is piling up, but advocates have a plan to fight back

	Heroes & zeros: McDonald’s and Murray Energy By Bernard Simon Waste
	McDonalds moves to reduce its packaging waste, while Murray Energy lobbies for coal-friendly policies.

	Trash talk By Adria Vasil Waste
	A recent move by China to tighten recycling requirements has thrown municipal recycling schemes across Canada into turmoil.

	Toxic tide By Jeff Colgan Waste
	Climate change will further complicate the politics of U.S. military bases

	The connection between mass incarceration and environmental justice By Nicole Greenfield Waste
	The U.S. prison industry has little regard for where its facilities are located - even if that means polluted ground.

	They haven’t disappeared By Sheima Benembarek Waste
	Almost two years after enacting a plastic bag ban, Morocco slowly adapts to the new reality

	Hot times By Siyi Mi Waste
	Waste-to-energy plants burn bright in China’s cities

	Up in smoke By Andrew Reeves Waste
	Pollution costs Canadian economy tens of billions annually

	Steel work By Brenda Bouw Waste
	The world is going to need a lot more steel in the coming decades, but reducing emissions remains a daunting task.

	Nude food By Adria Vasil Waste
	Zero-waste grocery stores are beginning to appear across Canada, with the aim of curtailing the scourge of food packaging.

	Industrial symbiosis By Lillian Childress Waste
	Nature’s lessons for industry

	The world needs more toilets By Tamara Avellán Waste
	But not ones that flush

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