Chile is looking to improve its waste management system.
RECYCLING magazine 03 / 2017
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Source: Mauro Nogarin 
Source Iustitia: Freelancer0111; pixelio.de; Flag: Zillner Attracting the wrong crowd
Growth in the UK waste management sector is fuelling crime.
Source: Manfred-Schütze; pixelio.de Chinese rumours unsettled the markets
Chinese rumours unsettled the markets
Source: E. Zillner Closing the cheap solutions
Higher levies can lead the material into the right channels.
Source: Timothy Byrne/Farid Industri S.p.A. Collection of Municipal Waste in North Africa
A lot of work still needs to be done.
Source: Cornerstone; pixelio.de Formalising the informal sector
Shanghai wants to improve its waste management system.
Source: Rainer Sturm; pixelio.de Growth potential for sustainable metals
The benefits of non-ferrous metals
Source: bin-e Leave the sorting to the machines
A new type of bin may take over the sorting process from the consumer.
Source: Gabi Schoenemann; pixelio.de Making waste collection more attractive
How economic incentives can drive improvement.
Source: Burkard Vogt; pixelio.de More trouble than it‘s worth?
Critical voices express concerns about rebound effects in the circular economy.
Source: E. Zillner On the right track, but not there yet
Estonia‘s struggle on the way to the circular economy.
Source: E. Zillner Recycling allincluded
How Latin America is integrating the informal sector.
Source: Sergio Vieira Thwarted by market and bureaucracy
The food-compatible PET-PCR in Brazil has come to a halt.
Source: E. Zillner Turning a challenge into a thriving business
Increasing use of plastics demands proper management.
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