Infographic Waste As far as the eye can see Waste knows no borders, as a glance at the world’s cities, seas and rivers shows – we are even littering space with our debris. Please click on the infographic to enlargen it. Infographic highlights Your browser does not support the video tag. Your browser does not support the video tag. Your browser does not support the video tag. Your browser does not support the video tag. Your browser does not support the video tag. published in akzente 2/19 Read more Kick-off at the scrapyard In focus: Waste Thousands of people work at the Agbogbloshie e-waste dump in Ghana’s capital, Accra. There, recycling is now being rethought. Teaserimage rund ‘The time to act is now’ Interview Interview with Maria Cristina Fossi, professor of ecology and ecotoxicology and environmentalist Teaserimage rund Throwaway lifestyles Essay Waste Humans seem to be drowning in their own waste. Essay by environmental journalist Joachim Wille Teaserimage rund
Kick-off at the scrapyard In focus: Waste Thousands of people work at the Agbogbloshie e-waste dump in Ghana’s capital, Accra. There, recycling is now being rethought. Teaserimage rund
‘The time to act is now’ Interview Interview with Maria Cristina Fossi, professor of ecology and ecotoxicology and environmentalist Teaserimage rund
Throwaway lifestyles Essay Waste Humans seem to be drowning in their own waste. Essay by environmental journalist Joachim Wille Teaserimage rund