ESWET sees some shortfalls in the EU Commission‘s concept on waste plastics and offers alternatives.
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Maximising resource recovery and reducing the amount of material from end-of-their vehicles sent to landfill.
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Incinerators struggle with the European’s Commission‘s stand on waste-to-energy and developments in some European countries.
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Recoup sees the opportunities within plastics recycling coupled with technical advancements being made.
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The majority of participants at the ICBR see both the current situation and the business outlook in a favourable light.
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Ecuador has established an infrastructure for recycling, especially for metals and WEEE.
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After suffering in recent years, the ferrous metal scrap market has improved significantly.
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For the first time in its history, Euric discussed the current state of Europe‘s recycling industry outside of Brussels.
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A recent study has examined waste management in the EU in the context of a circular economy transition.
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A lot of work still needs to be done.
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How economic incentives can drive improvement.
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