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GREENPAK (MALTA) NEW BINS WITH SMART TECHNOLOGY ‘WILL MAKE OVERFLOWING SITES HISTORY’
EXPRA · 25 Apr 2018
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AFVALFONDS VERPAKKINGEN (THE NETHERLANDS) NEW MAGAZINE CIRCULAR PACKAGING
EXPRA · 25 Apr 2018
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HERRCO (GREECE) AWARENESS CAMPAIGNS AND INITIATIVES
EXPRA · 25 Apr 2018
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ECOEMBES (SPAIN) ‘1M2 FOR BEACHES AND SEAS’
EXPRA · 25 Apr 2018
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RINKI (FINLAND) CONSUMER CAMPAIGN RAISES PUBLIC’S INTEREST IN PACKAGING RECYCLING
EXPRA · 25 Apr 2018
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CONAI (ITALY) SUSTAINABILITY REPORT 2018
EXPRA · 25 Apr 2018
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Guest Blog | BIR Net – Underground Waste Handling in Medieval City Centre, Bergen
Struggling to improve the waste handling in the medieval city centre of Bergen, the city decided in 2008 to install an underground suction system. Toralf Igesund, Head of Planning, BIR, Bergen, Norway, writes a guest blog about how BIR Net constructs and operates the system with technology from Envac.
ISWA (International Solid Waste Association) · 23 Apr 2018
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This Earth Day, It’s Time to #EndPlasticPollution
Whether it’s an empty bag of chips floating in a nearby stream or microplastics ingested by both humans and marine animals, plastics have become a ubiquitous and destructive commodity. As our plastics production and consumption continues to increase, the world is now faced with the growing question of what to do with our plastics problem. […]
Break Free From Plastic · 22 Apr 2018
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Global Movement Demands Elimination of Single-use, Disposable Plastics
On Earth Day 2018 Manila, Philippines (April 20, 2018) —As part of this year’s Earth Day celebrations, #breakfreefromplastic, a global movement backed up by more than 1,100 organizations, is urging governments worldwide to restrict or eliminate the use of single-use plastics (SUPs), stressing that the unrestrained production and consumption of disposable plastics is bringing on […]
Break Free From Plastic · 20 Apr 2018
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Thank you for (not) smoking: a story from Matera
Emissions from a cement plant put citizens health and the environment at risk, but the local community struggles to be heard A controversial plant Right outside the Southern Italian city of Matera, at the doors of a natural area protected by the European Commission within a programme to promote biodiversity, rises the cement kiln Italcementi. […]
Zero Waste Europe · 20 Apr 2018
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The Nordics addiction to incineration fuels the controversy on renewable energy
The Renewable Energy legislation pushed by some Member States could undermine the EU circular economy strategy, if no safeguards are included Fuelling the controversy Renewables are a hot topic today, with the Parliament and the Council negotiating the new renewable energy directive, and waste-to-energy is fuelling the debate. One of the key controversies arises indeed […]
Zero Waste Europe · 19 Apr 2018
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Over 1 million people demand corporations reduce single-use plastics ahead of Earth Day
Washington, DC – More than one million people ahead of this year’s Earth Day (April 22) are demanding that the world’s largest corporations reduce their production of single-use plastic. Around the globe, over one million individuals have signed petitions, taken to stores and restaurants, and posted photos of ridiculous packaging on social media to call out […]
Break Free From Plastic · 18 Apr 2018
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Global Community Asks #WhatHappensToMyWaste in a New Campaign by ISWA Young Professionals Group
Members of the public worldwide are asking #WhatHappensToMyWaste as part of a recently launched campaign by the ISWA Young Professionals Group (YPG). The initiative aims to raise awareness about waste disposal and management practices in different parts of the world and how to prevent waste at its source.
ISWA (International Solid Waste Association) · 17 Apr 2018
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ISWA YPG UK Blog-Writing Competition: A world without waste
Sophia Lacey, University of Brighton
ISWA (International Solid Waste Association) · 16 Apr 2018
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Waste Management & Research Invites Submissions for Its Open Access Debut
For the last 20 years, Waste Management & Research (WM&R) has worked on promoting innovation, bridging a gap between both research and practicing industries. Now the WM&R Editorial Group is pleased to announce a momentous initiative to incorporate partial open access and invites academics and researchers to submit their latest publications.
ISWA (International Solid Waste Association) · 13 Apr 2018
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Berkeley Legislation Aims to Curb Use of Disposable Foodware
[Berkeley, CA] The Berkeley City Council will soon consider the Disposable Foodware and Litter Reduction Ordinance, the most ambitious and comprehensive piece of municipal legislation in the US aimed at reducing single-use disposable foodware. The "Disposable-Free Dining" ordinance will get its first hearing at the April 24 Berkeley City Council Meeting. At 3pm that same day, Mayor Jesse Arregu…
Break Free From Plastic · 12 Apr 2018
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Rethink Plastic challenges the European Parliament to break free from plastic bottles
Rethink Plastic challenges the European Parliament to break free from plastic bottles Today Rethink Plastic prompted the European Parliament to set the example and break free from plastic bottles, with a letter to President of the Parliament Antonio Tajani. It’s been one year since the members of the Rethink Plastic alliance, including Zero Waste Europe, […]
Zero Waste Europe · 11 Apr 2018
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Guest Blog | UAV Surveying for Landfill Sites – An Example from Iceland
Nicolas Marino Proietti, CEO and founder of ReSource International ehf., company specialized in environmental Engineering and services in the Nordic countries writes a guest blog on the utilization of UAVs for landfill monitoring. Nicolas is a French mechanical engineer (DTU) and is working on diverse projects mainly in the Nordic countries.
ISWA (International Solid Waste Association) · 10 Apr 2018
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Guest Post: UAV surveying for landfill sites – An example from Iceland
Nicolas Marino Proietti, CEO and founder of ReSource International ehf., company specialized in environmental Engineering and services in the Nordic countries writes a guest blog on the utilization of UAVs for landfill monitoring. Nicolas is a French mechanical engineer (DTU) and is working on diverse projects mainly in the Nordic countries
ISWA (International Solid Waste Association) · 10 Apr 2018
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Paper for recycling quality control guidelines 2018
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CEPI (Confederation of European Paper Industries) · 9 Apr 2018
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Waste Initiative Network of Southeast European, Middle Eastern, and Central Asian Cities Successfully Launches in Serbia
Climate and Clean Air Coalition (CCAC) and ISWA RDN SEMEM launched the CCAC City Network for Southeast European, Middle Eastern, and Central Asian Cities as a part of CCAC Municipal Solid Waste Initiative.
ISWA (International Solid Waste Association) · 6 Apr 2018
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New Investments in Plastic Deserve Greater Scrutiny
Around the world, countries, cities, and individuals are ramping up efforts to phase out fossil fuels, but as they do so, the impacts of fossil fuel phase-out have gone largely unexamined for the plastics industry. Almost all plastics are formed from chemicals that begin as fossil fuels. As end products of the fossil fuel supply chain, plastics […]
Break Free From Plastic · 6 Apr 2018
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European Paper Recycling Council moves forward on ecodesign of printed paper products
An update has been made to the European Paper Recycling Council’s (EPRC) “Assessment of Printed Product Recyclability”. This Scorecard for the Removability of Adhesive Applications now includes an annex for applications where there is sufficient experience and confidence that they will deliver good results on removability. Non-water-soluble or non-dispersible hot melt adhesives are now exempted…
CEPI (Confederation of European Paper Industries) · 4 Apr 2018
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Photo Essay: Playgrounds and Pollution
Toxic Tour: Why Houston? Last week in Houston, Texas I was fortunate enough go on an alarming but thoroughly enlightening “toxic tour” of the Houston Ship Channel, where about a quarter of U.S. petrochemicals are manufactured. The tour, led the local advocacy group Texas Environmental Justice Advocacy Services (t.e.j.a.s.), gave me a very valuable understanding of […]
Break Free From Plastic · 4 Apr 2018
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ÇEVKO FOUNDATION (TURKEY) RELEASES ITS 2017 ENVIRONMENTAL BENEFIT REPORT
EXPRA · 3 Apr 2018
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ECOPACK BULGARIA: BOOKS FOR TRASH
EXPRA · 3 Apr 2018
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FIRST CEFLEX STAKEHOLDER WEBINAR, APRIL 20
EXPRA · 3 Apr 2018
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EUROPEAN COMMISSION – PRESS RELEASE EU BUDGET, MAY 2, BRUSSELS
EXPRA · 3 Apr 2018
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EXPRA’S JOINT EVENT WITH THE BULGARIAN PRESIDENCY OF THE COUNCIL OF THE EU, APRIL 13, SOFIA
EXPRA · 3 Apr 2018
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EXPRA SPRING GENERAL ASSEMBLY APRIL 13 2018, SOFIA
EXPRA · 3 Apr 2018
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Introduction by the Managing Director
I do sincerely hope that you had some time to enjoy the Easter holidays, despite the busy period and the ongoing debates and discussions around the CEP, EU Plastics strategy and expected possible new legislation.
EXPRA · 3 Apr 2018
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ISWA Regional Development Network Participates in SAVE THE PLANET 2018, Bulgaria
Last week ISWA RDN SEMEM attended the 9th edition of the only specialized waste management event in Bulgaria, Save the Planet. ISWA was represented by Dr Alexei Audotorei, ISWA Board Member and Executive President of the Romanian Association of Solid Waste Management, who hosted an information booth at this three-day event.
ISWA (International Solid Waste Association) · 3 Apr 2018
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EBARA and MARTIN agree to a cooperation partnership Tokyo/Munich April 3, 2018 – EBARA Environmental Plant Co., Ltd. (EBARA) and...
ESWET (European Suppliers of Waste-to-Energy Technology) · 3 Apr 2018
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New Report Warns of Hidden Economic Risks to Booming Plastics Investments
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Washington, DC – Untested Assumptions and Unanswered Questions in the Plastics Boom highlights global changes that threaten to dramatically disrupt the plastic industry at both ends of its supply chain, fundamentally altering both the costs of plastics production and the demand for plastic products. As companies ramp up investments to create more plastic, […]
Break Free From Plastic · 3 Apr 2018
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TAMIR (ISRAEL) GOOGLE PLAY APP: DEDI THE CAT
EXPRA · 3 Apr 2018
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ECOEMBES (SPAIN): 1M2 POR LA NATURALEZA
EXPRA · 3 Apr 2018
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GREEN DOT CYPRUS: RECYCLING TARGETS ATTAINED ONE MORE YEAR!
EXPRA · 3 Apr 2018
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AFVALFONDS VERPAKKINGEN (THE NETHERLANDS) ICONIC GLASS BIN CELEBRATES 40TH ANNIVERSARY
EXPRA · 3 Apr 2018
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CONAI (ITALY) ASSEMBLY 2018
EXPRA · 3 Apr 2018
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European paper industry stands ready to defend Circular Economy in the context of Chinese waste import ban
CEPI, the European association representing the paper industy has been closely monitoring market developments in reaction to the material waste import ban by the Chinese authorities including paper for recycling. The import restrictions have caused disruption to the European markets and the countries where paper collection is comingled have been the first to be hit. […]
CEPI (Confederation of European Paper Industries) · 28 Mar 2018