Why Plastic Circular Economy Makes Sense?
Since the early 1950s, a study has estimated that more than 8.3 billion tonnes of plastic have been produced. The rise in popularity of...
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How Ogoori Beats Ocean Plastic Waste #beatplasticpollution
Production waste from ropes and nets that can be reprocessed at NOPREC facility. Photo: Lars Urheim / Ogoori. Ogoori will work to clean...
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The Story Behind Ogoori
The story of Ogoori began with an impromptu clean-up of plastics along the shores of Randaberg near Stavanger during the spring of 2018....
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Empower’s Wilhelm Myrer on #TechForGood To Disrupt Old Ways For A Better World
In conversation with Empower’s founder, Wilhelm Myrer on #Techforgood. Diving deep on how we can use technologies and cross-industry...
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Inside SALT: Carl Höjman on Filling the Knowledge Gap on Marine Litter
In a conversation with SALT’s acting manager on marine litter, Carl Höjman, he shares his thoughts on the urgency to learn more about...
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From Ope to Ogoori: Lars Urheim on Saving Nature and Rethinking Interior Design
In a conversation with Ope’s co-founder, Lars Urheim, who is also co-founder of Ogoori. Urheim shares his thoughts on the importance of...
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2020 New Regulation: Norway To Ban Single-Use Plastic
Norway wants to implement a ban on single-use plastic by 2020 ahead of the European Parliament’s implementation of the Single-Use...
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Developing Marine Plastic Toxicology Knowledge with NORCE Researcher Marte Haave
Ogoori to produce a material safety data sheet describing the content of chemical contaminants with the help of NORCE researcher Marte...
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Ogoori Showcased at Vil Vite Science Centre’s Loop Exhibit
Official opening of the Loop exhibit launched on 6th October. Photo: Vil Vite. Bergen – ‘Loop’, a new exhibition at Vil Vite Science...
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Is Incineration of Plastic Waste Good or Bad?
Incineration has always posed a concern but what can be done with plastic waste when it can’t be reused? Often, we are left with two...
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