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Saudi Aramco seeks to deepen ties with China in petrochemicals and low-carbon solutions

by Anas Siddiqui
Saudi Aramco seeks to deepen ties with China in petrochemicals and low-carbon solutions

Saudi Aramco is looking to bolster ties with China in petrochemicals and low-carbon solutions, as the world’s largest oil and gas company seeks to diversify its business and support the …

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In Bali’s battle with badly behaved tourists, a dos and don’ts nudge in the right direction

by Ron Morgan
In Bali’s battle with badly behaved tourists, a dos and don’ts nudge in the right direction

Indonesia’s holiday hotspot of Bali has issued a fresh reminder for travellers to navigate the island’s cultural landscape with “confidence and grace”, as officials step up a campaign against misbehaving …

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There are thousands of tons of plastic floating in the oceans. One group trying to collect it just got a boost.

by Walter Watson
There are thousands of tons of plastic floating in the oceans. One group trying to collect it just got a boost.

The accumulated floating plastic known as the Great Pacific Garbage Patch is 620,000 square miles — nearly twice the size of Texas. One group is trying to clean up the …

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PetroChina: rapid EV uptake means oil consumption for transport to peak by next year ‘at the latest’ in China

by Anas Siddiqui
PetroChina: rapid EV uptake means oil consumption for transport to peak by next year ‘at the latest’ in China

“We believe that China’s oil consumption will reach its peak before 2030 at 780 to 800 million tonnes per year,” said Wu Mouyuan, vice-president at CNPC Economics & Technology Research …

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Study maps “forever chemical” water contamination hotspots worldwide, including many in U.S.

by Walter Watson
Study maps “forever chemical” water contamination hotspots worldwide, including many in U.S.

Sydney —— Dangerous concentrations of long-lingering “forever chemicals” have been found in surface and groundwater worldwide, according to a study released Tuesday that showed Australia, the United States and Europe …

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How to recognise greenwashing when buying cosmetics – don’t take ‘natural’ on label at face value

by David Johnson
How to recognise greenwashing when buying cosmetics – don’t take ‘natural’ on label at face value

Wholesome, nature-infused images used on shampoo, shower gel and cream labels might make you think you’re doing a meaningful thing for the environment, but don’t be taken in by appearances. …

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Chinese plastic makers’ bets on cheap US gas are foiled by disruptions at Panama and Suez

by Anas Siddiqui
Chinese plastic makers’ bets on cheap US gas are foiled by disruptions at Panama and Suez

The Chinese petrochemical sector’s bet on profiting from a steady supply of cheap US gas to make plastics is quickly going awry, as twin choke-points for shipping upend trade flows …

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Millions of tiny plastic nurdles prompt fears of “major troubles” in Spain after falling from vessel

by Walter Watson
Millions of tiny plastic nurdles prompt fears of “major troubles” in Spain after falling from vessel

Hundreds of people in the northwest Spanish community of Galicia are working to clean up millions of tiny plastic pellets that have been washing up on their Atlantic Ocean shores. …

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Billions of pounds of microplastics are entering the oceans every year. Researchers are trying to understand their impact.

by Walter Watson
Billions of pounds of microplastics are entering the oceans every year. Researchers are trying to understand their impact.

Panama City — A team of international scientists working on a research vessel off the coast of Panama is looking for something you might think would be hard to find. …

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China’s bamboo could replace high-emitting plastics, but tech bottlenecks are stunting growth

by Ron Morgan
China’s bamboo could replace high-emitting plastics, but tech bottlenecks are stunting growth

Despite thousands of years of experience using the plant to build shelter, swapping out plastics for bamboo equivalents for products such as single-use bags and toothbrushes is still an uphill …

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