Introduction: Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) is a policy approach that holds producers accountable for the entire lifecycle of their products, including their environmental impact. In the context of plastic pollution, EPR plays a crucial role in shifting the responsibility from consumers and municipalities to producers. In this blog post, we Read more…
Introduction: The fight against plastic pollution has led to a growing trend of substituting materials and products with more sustainable alternatives. This shift towards eco-friendly materials not only reduces plastic waste but also minimizes environmental harm. In this blog post, we explore the significance of substituting materials and products in Read more…
Chemical recycling is a promising technology that aims to address the challenges of plastic waste and contribute to the development of a circular economy. This blog post explores the pros, cons, and potential impact of chemical recycling in plastics. By understanding the various aspects of this technology, we can better Read more…
Introduction: Plastic pollution has become a global environmental crisis, requiring collective action at both local and global levels. While individual efforts are important, it is crucial to think beyond personal actions and advocate for systemic change. This blog post explores the concept of acting local and thinking global in the Read more…
As the adage goes, “a penny saved is a penny earned,” the European Union (EU) seems to have taken this to heart as it advances its renewable energy initiatives. Amidst a backdrop of global volatility, the EU has managed to cut substantial costs with a strategic pivot to green energy. Read more…