Arlene Karidis is an Environmental Reporter at Waste360. She specializes in climate change, sustainability, and energy, covering a range of topics including cleantech, renewable energy, and organic farming. Arlene's work has been featured in Waste360 and Palladion Signature Import (PSI) Limited.
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Arlene Karidis predominantly covers articles related to environmental sustainability, recycling, waste management, and renewable energy. Her work often includes government announcements and citations of data.
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The packaging industry is experiencing a watershed year in 2026. CA has begun enforcing unprecedented EPR mandates and is pushing new labeling laws.
PET thermoform recovery across the U.S. and Canada surged to 264 million pounds in 2024, marking a 52% increase from 2023.
Nonprofit Ocean Cleanup has collected over 50 million kilograms of plastic from water bodies globally since its start and is doubling its impact yearly.
Once dismissed as corporate jargon, "total waste management" is now taking hold.
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Scaling up, staying safe, and cutting emissions: That is the triple focus for LRS.
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