Refuse, recycle, reuse, repurpose plastic

Photos: ARIA PARASAI hrowaway plastic pollution is turning into one of the biggest environmental problems of our times. Kathmandu alone uses up to 4,800,000 plastic bags a day, and 800 tons of this non-biodegradable material is dumped in landfill sites. One plastic bag takes 500 years to completely biodegrade, and they have now contaminated water, soil, air, […]

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Kanchanpur bans plastic bags

The District Administration Office, Kanchanpur has banned the use of plastic bags weighing less than 40 microns. The post Kanchanpur bans plastic bags appeared first on OnlineKhabar English News.

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Government bans plastic bags below 40 microns

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Government bans plastic bags below 40 microns

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Kim K lookalike dies post plastic surgery

Reality TV star Kim Kardashian's lookalike Christina Ashten Gourkani passed away following a plastic surgery procedure.

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Kim K lookalike dies post plastic surgery

Reality TV star Kim Kardashian's lookalike Christina Ashten Gourkani passed away following a plastic surgery procedure.

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Kanchanpur to ban use, sale of plastic bags

The Kanchanpur district administration office will ban plastic bags in the district from coming April 14.

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Are plastic roads a solution to Kathmandu’s waste management?

People who know plastic roads say this is a possibility, but its immediate viability is a different story. The post Are plastic roads a solution to Kathmandu’s waste management? appeared first on OnlineKhabar English News.

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Committed to free country from plastic pollution: Minister Yadav

Minister for Forest and Environment, Pradip Yadav, has said he was committed to ensuring plastic free country.

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Govt to ban plastic bags from August 17

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Concerns over increased plastic pollution in Himalayas

Experts have expressed concerns that the presence of micro-plastic particles in snow and water sources in the Himalayan region has contributed to the effects of climate change.

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