A current report analyses how the circular economy and the SDGs can be successfully linked.
RECYCLING magazine 04 / 2024
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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Illustration: E. Zillner 
© deepakrit; pixabay.com By-products as raw materials
Bioweg transforms low-value waste from the food and agriculture industries into high-value bio-based ingredients.
© misterfarmer; pixabay.com Finding a common language
Scotland is still in the early stages of transitioning to a circular economy.
© Hans; pixabay.com 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.
© Anita S.; pixabay.com Hard to grasp
SP has investigated the situation regarding PFAS in textiles.
© Peggy und Marco Lachmann Anke; pixabay.com How to leave smaller traces
The EEA has examined how the material footprint has developed in the EU recently and offers suggestions for improvement.
© Tasos Lekkas; pixabay.com Little progress so far
Even after more than five years, the UK‘s Resource and Waste Strategy is being implemented very slowly.
© Ecorich Solutions Next-level fertiliser
The WasteBot needs only 24 hours to convert household waste into affordable organic fertilizer.
© Hans; pixabay.com Recycling complex multilayer materials
Complex multilayer materials are now very common and widely used.
© Aimplas Reuse and recycle lithium-ion batteries
The METALLON Project investigates new recycling techniques with a lower environmental impact for batteries.
© E. Zillner Sustainable scandium production from metallurgical residues
ScaVanger Cooperative proposes an industrial symbiosis process to extract Sc compounds from various streams.
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RECYCLING magazine 04 / 2024
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