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Medical Waste Management Market Worth $12.2 billion | MarketsandMarkets™

GetNews 16 Apr 2024
Key Market Players of Medical Waste Management Industry. ... (US), Waste Management, Inc ... (Australia), Pro-Disposal Medical Waste Services (Georgia), SSO Medical Waste Management (US), Safeguard Waste Solutions (US), MedWaste Industries Inc.
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Eight fire tenders stationed at Panchkula horticulture waste site

Hindustan Times 16 Apr 2024
... corporation (MC) to dump horticulture waste in the Industrial Area, Phase 1, Panchkula, a day after a major fire broke out at a site on Monday morning.
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MP report card: Health concerns, delay in projects mark Kirron Kher’s second tenure

Hindustan Times 16 Apr 2024
The questions were related to safety of women, new trains via Chandigarh, door-to-door waste collection, environment, forests, industries, drinking water and housing.
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Major blaze erupts at Panchkula horticulture waste site

Hindustan Times 15 Apr 2024
A major fire broke out at a site used by the Panchkula municipal corporation (MC) to dump horticulture waste in Industrial Area, Phase 1, on Sunday morning ... The waste continued to smoulder for hours, ...
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‘There’s no going back’: reasons to be hopeful about the future of fashion

The Guardian 15 Apr 2024
From textile waste to microplastics, the industry is broken ... Fashion is the world’s second-largest industrial polluter, accounting for 10% of carbon emissions .
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Biomanufacturing start-up aims to triple in size as it takes on laboratory space

The Business Desk 15 Apr 2024
“Whether it’s cutting carbon emissions in chemical manufacturing, or transforming industrial waste into useful products, this work is ground-breaking and we are extremely pleased that so much of it is now happening at STP.
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Pimpri-Chinchwad civic body cracks the whip against illegal scrap godowns & shops

Hindustan Times 15 Apr 2024
... in the Chikhali and Kudalwadi areas were found to release toxic waste, chemicals and untreated domestic sewage. They were also found causing air pollution by burning industrial waste and scrap.
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Superior slips slated for cleanup

Duluth News Tribune 15 Apr 2024
“The improper waste disposal, industrial discharges, and even domestic and municipal wastewater was just discharged right into the waterways historically, and land uses over time have impacted ...
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8 years into America’s e-scooter experiment, what have we learned?

Grist 15 Apr 2024
When the sharing economy took off in the 2010s and upended entire industries, the firmest proponents of the model heralded it as an economic revolution that would help slash emissions ... But industry ...
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Innovative Ideas with the European Union’s Signature at sCYence Fair 2024

Stockwatch 15 Apr 2024
Orbital “space shower”, recirculates water used when showering, allowing you to take long and warm showers without precious heated water going to waste ... Medochemie, Muskita Aluminum Industries Ltd.
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Contaminated Grumman plume moving south on Long Island about foot a day

Newsday 15 Apr 2024
From the 1940s until the 1990s, Grumman manufactured aircraft and spacecraft on a 609-acre property in Bethpage, where it dumped hazardous waste materials such as the industrial solvent trichloroethylene (TCE), a known carcinogen, into the soil.
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All UAE businesses need to firm up their ‘ESG’ frameworks

Gulf News 15 Apr 2024
ESG measures such as reducing waste, strengthening relationships with stakeholders, and improving regulatory compliance are good business practices - but in many industries, they are now yardsticks that gauge competitiveness.
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Agri trade deficit narrows in 2023

The Manila Times 15 Apr 2024
Residues and waste from food industries and prepared animal fodder followed with $2.22 billion; miscellaneous edible preparations at $1.87 billion; meat and edible meat offal at $1.67 billion; and a ...
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GRAHAM GRANT: Businesses up and down the land are sounding alarm over high taxes - ...

The Daily Mail 15 Apr 2024
There is also waste on a ... We’re all so inured to industrial-scale waste, constitutional game-playing and endless tax hikes that many have come to accept it as inevitable – but of course it’s not.
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