Piling Up: How China's Ban on Importing Waste Has Stalled Global

China’s decision to no longer be the dumping ground for the world’s recycled waste has left municipalities and waste companies from Australia to the U.S. scrambling for alternatives. But experts say it offers an opportunity to develop better solutions for a growing throwaway culture.

China's recycling ban has sent America's plastic to Malaysia. Now they don't want it – so what next?

Beyond Recycling: Policy to Achieve Circular Waste Management

Modelling the global impact of China's ban on plastic waste

Modern-Day Imperialism in the Global Waste Trade — Intersectional

How Recycling Works and How it Could be Better, by Younghu

China Bans Many Imported Recyclable Materials

Plastic That Travels 8,000 Miles: The Global Crisis in Recycling

Plastic Pollution – Rhetoric and Pollution

How China's waste import ban makes the world rethink its waste? - Blog de l'ISIGE - MINES Paris

Where Does Our Recycling Go? Part 1 - Because Turtles Eat Plastic Bags