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Disposal methods – Which is the current least harmful to the environment?
by Gurcharn Sidhu June 15, 2020

Disposal methods – Which is the current least harmful to the environment?

We are inundated with the ubiquitous disposables especially foodware and packaging and because of their everlasting negative impact on our environment, suppliers, users and takeaways get questioned all the time about their sustainability. It’s a great question and there are no simple answers.

The various disposal methods include incineration, recycling and the landfill; and they all have their pros and cons. So which is the least harmful method to the environment given the current situation? The answer to this complex question lies not only in the type of disposal method but the type of waste.

Posted in biodegradation, biodegradeble packaging, carbon emission, compostable packaging, composting, disposables, downcycled, foodware, greenhouse gases, home compostable packaging, incineration, landfill, organic waste, recycling, sustainability, sustainable packaging, toxics

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Eco Issues for 2020 and Beyond
by Gurcharn Sidhu January 31, 2020
Each and everyone one of us have and are still adding one drop at a time to this vast ocean of environmental disaster! One drop, every small action which seams inconsequential really, do slowly add up. Given the serious, widespread and long-lasting effects of our actions on the planet, any discussion on eco issues necessitates looking at not just 2020 but beyond.

Posted in biodegradeble packaging, carbon emission, climate change, compostable packaging, disastrous environmental effects, eco issues, environment friendly food packaging, great pacific garbage patch, Greta Thunberg, home compostable packaging, overpackaging of goods, Paris Accord, plastic waste, waste

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Disposal methods – Which is the current least harmful to the environment?

Eco Issues for 2020 and Beyond