Scheme to recycle used facemasks

It's all humid bogs, human puppetry and Ozzy Osborne impressions on tonight's installment of Out Lately as Finn takes us through his musical picks of the week. Featuring Ayka, R. A. P. Ferriera, Sudan Archives and Alex G. 

Lynn Freeman joins us to announce the winners of WoW. 

In 2019 the Government banned single use plastic bags. Now, from October 1st, you will no longer be able to buy plastic cotton buds, polystyrene food packaging and more. Eugenie Sage, environment spokesperson for the Green Party talks to Karyn about what you need to know. 

Tous les samedis dans Europe Soir - Week-end, Wendy Bouchard reçoit un invité pour traiter d'une actualité en lien avec l'environnement. Aujourd'hui, Olivier Civil, cofondateur de Plaxtil, la solution pour recycler les masques.  

 Watch Carol and Tim LIVE every day on YouTube: http://bit.ly/3vTiACF. Tony Perrotta, Sustainability & Regenerative Economy Expert at PA Consulting, discusses creating meaningful solutions to recycling. Brian Huff, CEO and President of Nissin Foods, talks about business growth fo ... Show More

Shiona McCallum reports from Kenya on ways people there are tackling e-waste and helping to recycle electronic products. It is one of the fastest growing streams of waste, with an estimated 50 million tonnes produced globally every year. Also in this episode Alasdair Keane has be ... Show More

We can recycle to put materials to new uses not just to replace the original product. We hear how textiles and plastics are repurposed to make building tiles and how the fashion industry is trying to reduce, reuse and recycle. Mass produced clothes currently contribute enormous a ... Show More

Datshiane Navanayagam talks to women from Nigeria and the UK who are trying to ensure what we throw away doesn’t go to waste.Esther Fagbo is a partner at Wecyclers in Nigeria – a for-profit social enterprise that pays waste pickers and households for their recyclable rubbish in d ... Show More

Tai tries to do his part by recycling whenever he can. But it turns out just tossing stuff into the blue bin doesn't do a whole lot: less than 10 percent of our plastic waste actually gets recycled, with the rest either ending up in landfill, burned or shipped overseas! How did w ... Show More

An international delegation meet to avert environmental catastrophe. Dan and Catherine teach you how to use language from this news story in your everyday English