… (EPR) has been increasingly discussed as a concept to solve the current waste problems for specific products. Thomas Lindhqvist first described it in 1990 … Proponents of EPR argue that by assigning the organizational responsibility for waste management to a producer, EPR could reduce the financial burden of … and support the internalization of commonly externalized costs associated with waste. As such, EPR might also constitute a transformative framework for a shared …

… contain this medium: End-of-life-vehicles Tags anorganic raw material scrap metal waste recycling … During the cash for clunkers program (in 2009), 1.78 million cars …

… declining cattle stock and the renewed dry weather conditions. Emissions in the waste management sector dropped by about 3.8 percent from the previous year's level to just under nine million tonnes of CO 2 equivalents. This means that the waste sector remains below the annual emission quantity of nine million tonnes of … emission levels for the energy, industry, transport, buildings, agriculture and waste management and other sectors as of 2020. The data will now be reviewed by the …

… aims are: we want an intact marine environment, and this means we must prevent more waste entering the oceans, and wherever possible, remove more of the litter which is … two thirds of the litter found in the North and Baltic Seas. 600,000 tonnes of waste is presumed to lie on the floor of the North Sea. The main input pathways … and secondly, onshore tourism and leisure-time activities. The source of waste in the Baltic Sea is mainly traceable to tourism and recreational activities, …

… goal. So far, companies that are EMAS-registered have advantages in energy, water, waste and pollution prevention and control legislation and can benefit from various … goal. So far, companies that are EMAS-registered have advantages in energy, water, waste and pollution prevention and control legislation and can benefit from various …