The Ocean is the perhaps the most valuable natural resource, providing half of the oxygen we breathe, a large share of the food we eat and livelihoods to hundreds of millions.   Twenty of the world’s 30 megacities , each home to more than 10 million, are located on its coasts and   more than 2.4 billion people are expected to be living in coastal settlements by 2050 .  Accordingly, with growing discussions about the growth of a “blue economy,” we believe that a proper collabo

The sixth negotiating session of the United Nations Plastics Treaty came to an inconclusive end last month in Geneva. The lack of...

The 6th negotiating session of the United Nations (UN) Plastic Treaty came to an inconclusive end last week in Geneva, to the surprise...

The head of waste management non-profit Ocean Recovery Alliance tells the EB Podcast that recycled content mandates will drive the...

The director of the Ocean Recovery Alliance has issued an open letter to stakeholders on the eve of negotiations, urging them to “balance...

We’re pleased to include the overall summary of our UN Ocean Conference webinar at #UNOC3 : NEW WAYS TO EFFECTIVELY SCALE PLASTIC...

Various key steps are needed to unlock the full potential of recycling and the advent of truly circular economies for plastic. So states...

How can we reinvigorate environmental engagement post-pandemic? Why has momentum slowed, and what can we do collectively—both in Hong...

PHNOM PENH – Villagers and fishermen on Tonle Sap experience a combined loss of more than 70 man-hours each day untangling plastic waste...

The Cambodia Tourism Association (CATA), Ocean Recovery Alliance Ltd. (ORA) in Cambodia and NGO2 Bamboo Shoot Foundation have signed a...