Stunning images from a drone near the small, rural village of Lendalfoot in South Ayrshire gives a fascinating glimpse into the phenomenon. Accountant Paul Young, 46, was lucky enough to catch the images of the whirlpools last night. Confirmation from the Scottish Environment Protection Agency( SEPA) has shown that the incredible moment was caused by rainwater coming into contact with wastewater. This wastewater is said to have come from a nearby landfill site after being pumped out to the sea.A

PETALING JAYA: The Housing and Local Government Ministry is embracing the circular economy approach to manage solid waste. Towards this end, the ministry has drawn up a five-year plan from 2021 to 2025 to accelerate the transition to a more sustainable circular economy model in line with the 12th Malaysia Plan.“ The ministry is currently actively drafting a solid waste management policy that is more comprehensive in order to drive the transition towards the circular economy model.“ Planning to d

PETALING JAYA: Malaysians are still wasting plenty of food, despite having to fork out more money for meals nowadays. Every day, we dumped 4, 081 tonnes of edible food – enough to fill one-and-a-half Olympic-sized swimming pools – last year nationwide. This number is out of the total 38, 219 tonnes of solid waste generated in Malaysia every day in 2021. ALSO READ: Some are still going to bed hungryTo put it simply, about 10% of the garbage we throw out every day is food that can still be eaten.

10 spot in this year’s “ Green Future Index ” report by the M.I.T. Technology Review.... “ We need to move away from the take-use-dispose approach, ” she said. The challenge of consumption and disposal is evident across South Korea.... A train ride through this country reveals patches of crammed houses, businesses and farms....