Eunomia Sets New Measures to Tackle Cost of Illegal Dumping
A new report found that illegal dumping increased by 32 percent in the last three years despite a 40 percent increase in preventive services.
Source: www.waste360.com
A new report found that illegal dumping increased by 32 percent in the last three years despite a 40 percent increase in preventive services.
Source: www.waste360.com
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A circular economy, an economy without waste and no depletion of finite resources, gains traction in the sustainability debate as a way out of the current linear “take-make-waste” economy. Circular economy principles, ranging from ecodesign and recycling to new business models, such as products-as-a-service, can lower CO2-emissions and significantly contribute to combatting climate change. Furthermore, moving towards a more circular economy could deliver benefits such as improving the security of the supply of raw materials, increasing competitiveness, stimulating innovation, boosting economic growth and creating jobs.
Being creative gives us the ability to help change the world”, says Roland Mouret, a designer on a mission to eradicate single-use plastics in the supply chain, on the latest episode of the Innovators podcast.
A bill calling for the phase-out of single-use plastic products has been filed at the House of Representatives. House Bill No. 8692, or the “Ban on Single-use Plastic Products,” proposed to prohibit enterprises from manufacturing, importing and selling single-use plastics. The bill covers plastic packaging, such as grocery bags; food packaging and containers, water bottles, straws, cups, and sachets.