DONGGUAN, China, Sept. 16, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- China's first fully automated textile waste sorting line has officially entered operation at Zhangjiagang Shanhesheng Environmental Technology Co., Ltd.

China started small-scale trials of waste sorting in 2000, but landfill sites and unmanaged waste continued to encircle cities and local people protested plans to build more incinerators. Gradually, ...

Meanwhile, income from carbon trading, via China Certified Emission Reductions (CCER) credits, has been reduced to zero since ...

Norway-based TOMRA, which established its first subsidiary in China in 2010, says it has made a long-term commitment to that nation’s business community with recent investments in research and ...

The Ministry of Housing and Urban-Rural Development said on Friday that China has made progress on waste sorting. Waste sorting has been implemented in 86.6 percent of residential communities, ...

SHANGHAI — Since July 1, Mao Defeng and her husband have had to work from before dawn until well after sunset every day. Employed as sanitation workers by a residential complex in downtown Xuhui ...

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