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What Are the 6 Most Common Sources of Ocean Pollution?
There are now an estimated 170 trillion particles of plastic in the ocean, according to a recent study by 5 Gyres. That’s roughly 21,250 pieces of plastic for every person on the planet.
Continue ReadingTop 6 Ways to Clean up the Oceans
It's estimated that about 11 million tonnes of plastic enter the oceans each year, according to Ocean Conservancy, which takes a massive toll on marine life and contributes to climate...
Continue Reading9 Ways AI Is Being Used to Help the Environment
When you think of artificial intelligence (AI), your mind might jump to sci-fi movies, robots, or even the latest smart device on the market. But did you know that experts are utilizing AI...
Continue ReadingHow to Become a Sustainable Ecommerce Business
As people continue to become increasingly aware of their impact on the planet, the demand for sustainable practices is growing across all sectors — and ecommerce is no exception.
Continue ReadingCleanHub Becomes the First Plastic Credit System Verified by TÜV SÜD
Plastic credits are a relatively new concept to many people, but they're an important tool to prevent global plastic pollution.
Continue ReadingCleanHub Technology: How We Use AI To Increase Transparency
When it comes to plastic credits, transparency is key. It's important for everyone involved — the collection hubs, the brands that fund projects, us, and everyone in between — to have a...
Continue ReadingHow Does CleanHub Collect Plastic Waste?
At CleanHub, we’re on a mission to build a solution to plastic pollution, by stopping at source. We do this partnering with brands that help us fund door-to-door and community waste...
Continue ReadingCleanHub's Plastic Tracking Software Explained
Plastic collection is an essential tool when it comes to helping the environment — but what happens to this waste once it's collected?
Continue ReadingExtended Producer Responsibility: What Is It and How Does It Work?
Who should pay for products to be recycled and fed back to the circular economy? This is a complex question — one that regulators have been asking more frequently in recent years.
Continue ReadingCleanHub's Plastic Waste Glossary
Environmental issues are being talked about more and more as the years go by.
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