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Lipor, founded in 1982, is responsible for waste treatment in eight municipalities in the Greater Porto area, a region which is home to more than one million people.
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Pollution, habitat degradation, impacts of climate change, and the over-use of freshwater resources are putting pressure on Europe’s lakes, rivers, coastal waters and groundwaters like never before.
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Imagine you sold a product with no control over how much of it was produced at any one time; that you had to sell it within weeks of it being produced regardless of what the demand for it was like; and that the demand was constantly changing.
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For too long, end-of-life tires (ELTs) have been treated as trash and discarded.
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In the UK all four nations have its own devolved parliament with authority over its waste policy and regulation, also known as ‘Devolved Waste Regulations’.
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The SMS group was awarded a contract to supply one of the world’s strongest Alternate Current-Electric Arc Furnaces (AC-EAF) and its auxiliaries to Saarstahl in Völklingen, Germany.
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According to a report by the European Environment Agency (EEA), published today, the transport sector’s transition towards sustainability is made difficult by the increasing transport demand and sluggish growth in …
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To mark the upcoming International E-Waste Day, Oct. 14, consumers worldwide are urged to collect dead and / or unused electronics and electrical products and give them a second life through reuse or repair, or recycle them properly.
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Lindemann Metal Recycling has announced the launch of a mid-size shredder, the TXS 69×90, aimed at customers in Asia, the Middle East and South America looking for efficient solutions with a strong performance-to-cost ratio.
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A new contract will provide Novelis approximately 75,000 tonnes of presorted end-of-life material to be processed at Europe’s largest recycling center, Novelis Nachterstedt, and fed into low-carbon aluminium sheet for the automotive industry.
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What is the material footprint of key European consumption sectors?
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Second-hand clothing (SHC) is stimulating billions of dollars in GDP contributions and supporting hundreds of thousands of green jobs across Europe and Africa, a new report from Oxford Economics reveals today.
