In the pursuit of leaner operations and smarter resource management, one area remains largely ignored: waste. Not just environmental waste, but process waste, material leftovers, and inefficiencies quietly draining profit margins from behind the scenes.

For decades, waste management has been viewed as an unavoidable cost of doing business, a logistical necessity that drains resources without delivering returns.

The UAE just pulled off something that sounds like pure environmental victory: closing a major landfill four years ahead of schedule. On paper, it's the kind of headline that makes you want to high-five a solar panel. But like most stories involving garbage, this one gets messy when you dig deeper.

Dubai’s decision to close all landfills by 2027 appears, at first glance, as a bold step toward combating its waste generation.

Ever tried proving you’re “good” without evidence? Tough luck, UAE businesses are about to learn that the hard way. ESG compliance ...

Ever thought of waste as cash in disguise? It’s just raw material in the wrong spot and the right data can flip it into gold.