As the world observes World Environmental Health Day, the focus is on the urgent need to address environmental risk factors that threaten both public health and ecosystems. Poor waste management continues to play a significant role in environmental degradation, with lasting impacts on water, soil, and air quality. In light of this, waste management company, Interwaste says evolving legislation such as the Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) and innovative approaches to waste repurposing, are becoming critical tools in combating climate change and protecting biodiversity. To explore this issue further, is Kate Stubbs, Marketing Director at Interwaste...

<p>As the world observes World Environmental Health Day, the focus is on the urgent need to address environmental risk factors that threaten both public health and ecosystems. Poor waste management continues to play a significant role in environmental degradation, with lasting impacts on water, soil, and air quality. In light of this, waste management company, Interwaste says evolving legislation such as the Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) and innovative approaches to waste repurposing, are becoming critical tools in combating climate change and protecting biodiversity. To explore this issue further, is Kate Stubbs, Marketing Director at Interwaste...</p>

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