Despite a challenging strategy, the UK is not making any progress in terms of resource and waste management. Italy is already well on its way to a circular economy, but there is still room for improvement. Scotland, on the other hand, is still at the beginning.
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Topics
Boosting the sustainable development goals
A current report analyses how the circular economy and the SDGs can be successfully linked.
By-products as raw materials
Bioweg transforms low-value waste from the food and agriculture industries into high-value bio-based ingredients.
Finding a common language
Scotland is still in the early stages of transitioning to a circular economy.
Further improving something good
Although Italy is considered one of the pioneers in the EU when it comes to the circular economy, there is still a lot of untapped potential.
Hard to grasp
SP has investigated the situation regarding PFAS in textiles.
How to leave smaller traces
The EEA has examined how the material footprint has developed in the EU recently and offers suggestions for improvement.
Little progress so far
Even after more than five years, the UK‘s Resource and Waste Strategy is being implemented very slowly.
Next-level fertiliser
The WasteBot needs only 24 hours to convert household waste into affordable organic fertilizer.
Recycling complex multilayer materials
Complex multilayer materials are now very common and widely used.
Reuse and recycle lithium-ion batteries
The METALLON Project investigates new recycling techniques with a lower environmental impact for batteries.
