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Parliament adopts revamped rules to reduce, reuse and recycle packaging
On Wednesday, Parliament adopted its position on new EU-wide rules on packaging, to tackle constantly growing waste and boost reuse and recycling.
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Plastic waste remains one of the biggest global problems. In an attempt to solve it,
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The BIR has issued its first position paper on extended producer responsibility (EPR), calling for policymakers to ensure that EPR schemes are designed in such a way that they do not disrupt existing efficient markets.
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Negotiators from the EU Parliament and Council have reached a provisional agreement on the revision of the Waste Shipments Regulation (WSR), exactly two years after the Commission launched its proposal.
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Textiles remain one of the major problems when it comes to recycling, and not just from an environmental perspective.
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FEAD hosted yesterday a conference on PFAS in the waste sector to analyse the impact of a potential ban.
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Recently, companies have been facing increasing pressure to create sustainable products that minimize negative impacts on the environment. Investors now consider sustainability metrics when making investment decisions, and consumers are actively choosing brands that prioritize sustainability and take meaningful actions toward it.
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Today and tomorrow, EU nuclear energy stakeholders are meeting at the European Nuclear Energy Forum.
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Taxes and levies imposed on the energy recovery industry are considered the quickest way to reduce emissions in Europe.
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A new report released today has criticised a so-called “miraculous” method of plastic waste management that has been shown to be misleading in its efficacy.
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