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Could your empty plastic bottles soon earn you money in Ghana?
The Environmental Protection Authority is exploring an incentive scheme to pay Ghanaians for returning used plastics.
Manufacturers want more time, but the EPA has a firm answer - what does this mean for your takeaway food packs?
The Environmental Protection Authority is holding stakeholder talks in Wa over its upcoming ban on styrofoam and single-use plastics.
The EPA's CEO addressed concerns about the styrofoam ban, hinting at a larger environmental agenda beyond just one material.
Ghana's Environmental Protection Authority (EPA) has clarified that the recent ban on styrofoam food containers is merely the initial step in a
Discover why the EPA is advocating for this unique tribute to a former minister's environmental legacy.
The Environmental Protection Authority (EPA) has proposed naming Ghana's upcoming plastics legislation after the late Minister for Environment
Discover why the EPA believes naming Ghana's new plastics law after a former minister would be a fitting tribute to his legacy.
The Environmental Protection Authority (EPA) has appealed to the government to name Ghana's proposed plastics legislation after the late Minister
Ghana's takeaway industry is on the brink of a major transformation-find out how this will impact businesses and the environment.
Ghana is preparing to replace single-use styrofoam with kraft paper and biodegradable containers by 2027. This shift aims to reduce plastic
Can UMaT's innovative e-Water Booths reduce single-use plastics and reshape water vending in Ghana?
UMaT is piloting e-Water Booths in Ghana- an eco-friendly initiative to tackle plastic pollution. This project aims to redesign water access and consumption, hinting at a system that is both environmentally and economically sustainable.
Discover how a circular economy expert is connecting the ban on single-use plastics to Ghana's persistent flooding issues.
A circular economy expert has weighed in on the Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) decision to ban single-use polystyrene food containers. This
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