A report provides an analysis of the current situation and challenges regarding the treatment of waste textiles and points out possible ways of solving the problem.
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Since most of Asia has closed its doors, many western countries are having to find new solutions for their waste. Acucomm has analysed the situation.
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The vision of a world where we use resources sparingly and recycle endlessly is still just that – a vision. The hard fact is that we are unlikely to achieve a circular economy any time soon.
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TheEuropean Academic Science Advisory Council adds some more food for thought to this discussion with its study “Packaging plastics in the circular economy”.
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The landfill directive has a 10 per cent target. This may sound better than nothing, but according to a paper published by Zero Waste Europe, it may even make things worse.
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In Hong Kong, start-ups are stepping in to solve problems resulting from waste and bring the city closer to a circular economy.
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Regardless of the negative things happening, there are also improvements in economic and social indicators.
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Acucomm collects data on new investments in waste management and recycling around the globe. Here are the current figures for 2019.
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Compliance professionals need to focus on organisational processes, procedures, and various actions.
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As a current report shows, there is still a gap between the EU’s 2050 sustainability vision and the current overall EU environmental performance.
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Scientists from France and the USA have analysed how platinum can be used in a circular way.
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