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C-SERVEES is a European project that aims to boost a resource-efficient circular economy in the electrical and electronics sector.
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A new report wants to answer the question of how much potential there is to achieve higher recycling rates.
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An India-based company wants to professionalise the collection of plastics within the informal sector.
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Zero Waste Europe suggests ways to treat residual waste without the danger of lock-ins in unwanted technologies.
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Although the Netherlands is a frontrunner in the circular economy, it still has a significant circularity gap.
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Polypropylene may be one of the most popular and versatile polymers, but it also happens to be the most problematic to recycle.
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A recent report from the Netherlands analyses how Start-ups can deliver at least some aspects of the circular economy that are currently lacking.
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A large proportion of the value of electronic products becomes lost at the end-of-life stage due to improper treatment. Their life cycles could even be extended if the right information were available.
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The way in which plastic waste is managed must change – and this needs to be coupled with a drive to reduce carbon emissions and the use of fossil resources in new plastics.
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Archtitect Andrea Klinge provides key insights on the circular economy in the construction sector in Berlin and beyond.
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