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    Waste & Recycling

    16 May 2017

    Revealed: leaders and laggards of EU waste policy

    EU countries obstructing measures that would bring the EU closer to a circular economy are revealed – and they are not your usual suspects. NGOs led […]
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    30 May 2017

    Measures to extend the lifetime of products should be compulsory not voluntary

    EU circular economy policies should aim to extend the lifetime of products, the availability of repair services and spare parts, and improve consumer information and rights. […]
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    20 June 2017

    EU environment ministers need to show more support for EU waste laws, says the EEB

    Despite a disappointing Council position, a number of EU governments still support higher targets for waste management and prevention, a meeting between EU environment ministers revealed […]
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    30 June 2017

    EU report confirms Ecolabel must keep benefiting consumers and the environment

    Today the European Commission decided to maintain its EU-wide Ecolabel and ensure more products display it. The European Consumer Organisation (BEUC) and the European Environmental Bureau […]
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    4 July 2017

    Uncertainty among EU countries on waste proposals threatens transition to a circular economy

    Ongoing investigation by NGOs exposes divide and doublespeak among EU countries on waste law proposals. In May, an investigation by the EEB, Zero Waste Europe and Friends […]
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    31 August 2017

    Breakthrough in smartphone technology a win for consumers and environment

    Modular upgrades promise to extend phone lifetimes and cut waste The first upgradeable smartphone modules were announced today, a move that could save consumers money, reduce […]
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    25 September 2017

    Cutting waste could boost EU furniture industry, new study finds

    Improved refurbishment and remanufacture of discarded furniture can trigger up to 157,000 new jobs and save about 6 million tonnes of CO2 equivalent in the EU, a new […]
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    4 December 2017

    Cut waste, end pollution – NGOs tell UN in Nairobi

    As the third session of the UN Environment Assembly gets under way in Nairobi, the European Environmental Bureau (EEB) calls for global action on the waste […]
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    7 December 2017

    World vows to end pollution, but Paris Agreement-style action needed

    For the first time at the UN Environment Assembly, yesterday world leaders signed resolutions to clean up our air, land and water. The European Environmental Bureau […]
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    11 December 2017

    New research challenges countries reporting highest recycling rates

    A new report published by environmental consultancy Eunomia Research & Consulting Ltd with the support of the European Environmental Bureau (EEB) reveals that the world’s leading […]
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    18 December 2017

    EU takes timid steps towards circular economy

    The EU institutions reached a compromise today with member states on crucial waste laws to accelerate the transition to a circular economy in Europe. But all […]
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    16 January 2018

    The European Commission steps forward to reduce plastic pollution

    The European Commission has stepped forward today to address plastic pollution with the release of its Strategy on Plastics in the Circular Economy, says the Rethink […]
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