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Kenyan Tech Firm Transforms Plastic Waste into Support for College Students

In today's world, where the perils of waste management frequently make headlines, one would wonder: Can innovation really turn the tide of environmental degradation? Remarkably, a Kenyan tech company seems not only to believe in this possibility but is actively enacting it. And how, you might ask? By marrying the problem of plastic waste with the needs of college students. A strange union at first glance, but a brilliant one upon further reflection. Imagine a bustling college campus. Students, armed with laptops, race to…

Kenya Airways Transforms Waste into Eco-Friendly Diesel Fuel

Kenya Airways, often hailed as the pride of East Africa, has embarked on a groundbreaking project. This venture, aimed at both innovation and environmental conservation, seeks to transform discarded plastic waste into diesel fuel. This initiative not only promises to cut down on fuel expenses but also represents a significant stride toward tackling the pervasive issue of pollution. According to a report by Victoria Amunga for Voice of America, this project's implications could ripple far beyond Nairobi. Plastic waste is a…

under the sand, French nuclear waste

This is one of the biggest challenges in uniting memories between France and Algeria, a substance that has long been buried in the sands of the Sahara: the pollution of southern Algeria by French nuclear tests. More than fifty years after the last test in 1966, Algiers has just created an agency to rehabilitate the sites of the old nuclear tests.…

Hapag-Lloyd’s ship loaded with garbage

In Senegal, a turnaround for hundreds of tons of plastic waste. A boat from the German shipping giant Hapag-Lloyd was intercepted by the customs authorities in early May and fraudulently tried to bring the cargo into the territory. as reported from Dakar, Charlotte idracThe ship responsible for returning plastic waste left the…

Patrice Bouveret: “French nuclear waste in Algeria still exists”

Between 1960 and 1966, France conducted 17 nuclear tests in the Algerian Sahara. More than half a century later, the waste is still there, and the question of the consequences of these tests remains unanswered. This is stated in a forum of representatives of the Armaments Observatory and ICAN France (the international campaign to abolish nuclear weapons). They call on France to address this crucial…

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