Zero Waste Europe considers the EU waste hierarchy no longer sufficient for the circular economy and has developed its own.
RECYCLING magazine 04 / 2019
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Source sign: Denise, pixelio.de At the heart of the circular economy
A new report analyses the role of municipalities in the circular economy and their options to speed up the transition.
Source: danyloz2002; pixabay.com Belgium makes employment circular
Circle Economy has undertaken an analysis of the potential of circular jobs in Belgium.
Source: wikimedia.org; Michael Grau Central Asia on the way to becoming circular
A current report shows what the city of Almaty in Kazakhstan has already achieved in terms of the circular economy.
Source flags: wikipedia.org Improvements through cooperation
A recent report has analysed the state of Nordic countries‘ waste management systems with regard to new EU targets.
Source: : Diliff - Own work, CC BY-SA 3.0 No alternative to the circular economy
Former EU commissioner Janos Potocnik talks about the current state of the circular economy and the next steps necessary.
Source: Jasmin Sessler; pixabay.com Substitution with barriers
A new EU directive implements restrictions on single-use plastics (SUP), but a report shows that not all SUPs can be easily substituted.
Source dartboard: Timo Klostermeier; pixelio.de; Source Eu Parliament: NakNakNak; pixabay.com Tricky relationships
The EU Commission targets two goals in the handling of substances and materials known as „non-toxic environment“ and „circular economy“.
Source: T. Byrne UTE RM2 expands its waste collection fleet
The consortium has added eight AMS CL1-N side loaders to its waste collection fleet to service the City of Madrid.
Source: pixabay.com WEEE planned obsolescence vs. right-to-repair NGOs
The EU has made a case for consumer rights regarding electronic equipment.
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